Let Go Wins “Award Of Prestige” At The San Diego Movie Awards
A high-pressure psychological thriller earns one of the festival’s top distinctions across all genres

Toronto, Canada (PRUnderground) January 19, 2026
Universe Pictures, in association with Wonder Pictures, Lightwork Films, and Seize The Day Studios, announced that Let Go, a psychological thriller shot across 12 countries, has won the Award of Prestige at the San Diego Movie Awards (Fall 2025-26 Edition), one of the festival’s highest distinctions honoring exceptional feature films across all genres.
Built to hit hard and linger, Let Go is anchored by Alex Cruz and Karlee Rose, whose grounded performances turn connection into tension, where what is left unsaid becomes the loudest force in the room. The win adds fresh momentum to the film’s growing awards run as it continues expanding its festival and industry visibility.
“We made Let Go to feel like a slow breath you cannot catch, intimate, relentless, and honest,” said director Rany Naser. “This award tells us the film’s pressure and emotional truth translated. I am proud of the cast and crew for delivering something that does not flinch.”
The Award of Prestige recognizes feature films that stand out across all genres for their cinematic execution, craft, and impact, positioning Let Go among the festival’s top honored projects of the season.
Produced by Jaze Bordeaux, Ilham Aragrag, Alex Cruz, Rany Naser, and Karlee Rose, Let Go continues to build momentum as a performance-driven project designed for audiences seeking emotional realism with real stakes.
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Official Press Kit: letgomovie.com
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