
Boldly go.
A young autistic woman runs away from her caregiver in order to boldly go and deliver her 500-page Star Trek script to a writing competition in Hollywood. On an adventure full of laughter and tears, Wendy follows the guiding spirit of Mr. Spock on her journey into the unknown.
- 6.8
- 2018
- Released
- 1h 33m

Dakota Fanning
Wendy Welcott
Alice Eve
Audrey
Toni Collette
Scottie
River Alexander
Sam
Shawn Roe
Derrick
Tony Revolori
Nemo
Lexi Aaron
Herself
Michael Stahl-David
Jack
Jessica Rothe
Julie
Lara Lihiya
Madeline
Robin Weigert
Officer Doyle
Patton Oswalt
Officer Frank
Dan Cordell
Richard
Marla Gibbs
Rose
Madeleine Murden
Young Audrey
Farrah Mackenzie
Young Wendy
Rigo Obezo
Bakersfield Cop
B Z Cullins
Male Bus Driver
Denise Dowse
Doris, Bus Driver
Amy Tolsky
Bus Passenger
Roger V. Burton
Patterson
Heath McGough
Cashier
Edward Hong
Cinnabon Guy
Jacob Wysocki
Male Nurse
Stephanie Allynne
Nursing Assistant
John Prosky
Hospital Administrator
Poppy Gagnon
Small Child
Ana Rey
Ticket Agent
Laura Innes
Ticket Agent #1
David Brisbin
Ticket Agent #2
Matthew Cardarople
Trivia Guy #1
Bill Kottkamp
Trivia Guy #2
Matt Corboy
TV Presenter
Joe Nuñez
The Overseer
William Stanford Davis
Creed (uncredited)
Cuete Yeska
Orderly (uncredited)
Mario Revolori
Orderly (uncredited)
Joe Williamson
Police Officer (uncredited)
Elliott James Thomas Moore
Teenager (uncredited)
Bea Miller
Tracy (uncredited)






Released
en
- #san francisco, california
- #runaway
- #autism
- #manuscript
- #contest
- #los angeles, california
- #naive
- #tantrum
- #bus trip
- #script
- #chihuahua dog
- #group home
- #sister sister relationship
- #star trek
- #film writer
- #scriptwriter
Reviews
Please Stand By (2017) is a heartwarming yet flawed movie that follows Wendy, a young autistic woman with a passion for Star Trek. The plot is engaging and makes you root for her, but some scenes feel forced or out of place. The directing leans too much into making other characters seem unreasonably harsh, which might have been intentional to reflect Wendy’s perspective, but it ends up feeling unr











