Keith (played by McCaul Lombardi) is a protagonist in Sollers Point.
A twenty-four-year-old recently released from prison and placed under house arrest in Baltimore. He struggles to reintegrate into his community, aiming to rebuild his life while risking a return to his criminal past. Carol (played by Jim Belushi) is a protagonist in Sollers Point.
Keith's father who hosts him under house arrest. He represents the family environment Keith must navigate while attempting to break free from his past. Aaron (played by Tom Guiry) appears in Sollers Point.
Courtney (played by Zazie Beetz) appears in Sollers Point.
Wasp (played by Wass Stevens) appears in Sollers Point.
Kate (played by Marin Ireland) appears in Sollers Point.
Kelsey (played by Ashley Shelton) appears in Sollers Point.
Elaine (played by Alyssa Bresnahan) appears in Sollers Point.
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Characters
Keith
(played by McCaul Lombardi) — protagonist
A twenty-four-year-old recently released from prison and placed under house arrest in Baltimore. He struggles to reintegrate into his community, aiming to rebuild his life while risking a return to hi...
Carol
(played by Jim Belushi) — protagonist
Keith's father who hosts him under house arrest. He represents the family environment Keith must navigate while attempting to break free from his past.
Aaron
(played by Tom Guiry) — supporting
Courtney
(played by Zazie Beetz) — supporting
Wasp
(played by Wass Stevens) — supporting
Kate
(played by Marin Ireland) — supporting
Kelsey
(played by Ashley Shelton) — minor
Elaine
(played by Alyssa Bresnahan) — minor
Marquis
(played by Brieyon Bell-El) — supporting
Jessie
(played by Everleigh Brenner) — supporting
Ladybug
(played by Lynn Cohen) — supporting
Candace
(played by Imani Hakim) — supporting
Gary
(played by Kazy Tauginas) — supporting
Story Analysis
A story of a young ex-convict navigating house arrest, community decay, and the constant pull between redemption and criminal relapse.
