Sabrina Carpenter Searches For Her Missing Sister In 'Emergency' Trailer - Watch Now!

The full trailer for Sabrina Carpenter and RJ Cyler‘s upcoming Prime Video film Emergency has been released!

The two star in the dark comedy alongside Donald Elise Watkins, Sebastian Chacon and Maddie Nichols.

Emergency premiered at Sundance earlier this year and just a few weeks ago, the release dates were announced.

Click inside for more and to watch the trailer…

Here’s a synopsis: Kunle (Watkins) and his best friend, Sean (Cyler), are both seniors in college about to embark on an epic night of Spring Break parties. Sean has the whole night planned out, including every party they will hit on their “legendary tour.” Kunle is down, yet mostly concerned with finishing up his mold experiment in his lab, as his acceptance to Princeton is hinging on the results. They return to their apartment to pre-game, yet find that their roommate, Carlos (Chacon), left the door open. As they enter with trepidation, Sean and Kunle discover a drunk, semi-conscious White female they don’t know on the floor and an oblivious Carlos, who didn’t hear her come in over the videogame blaring in his ears. Kunle wants to call the cops but Sean vehemently opposes the idea concerned how it will look when the cops show up (two Black men, one Latino man and a passed out White woman).

Together, Carlos, Sean and Kunle load the girl – who they nickname Goldilocks, but whose real name is Emma (Nichols) – into Sean’s van, with the intention of taking her somewhere safe rather than calling the police. Meanwhile, Emma’s sister, Maddy (Carpenter), has realized that Emma left the party they were at, and begins to search for her in a drunk panic using Emma’s phone’s location. What ensues is a chaotic, hilarious, and tension- filled chase all over town as our trio grapples with their differences while attempting to bring Emma to safety.

Directed by Carey Williams, Emergency hits select theaters on May 20th, and debuts on Prime Video May 27th!

JJJ note: This film is Rated R for pervasive language, drug use and some sexual references, and is not suitable for all audiences.