Randi-Lee Bowslaugh’s Acclaimed Book Goodbye Too Soon Set for Independent Film Adaptation
Author, mental-health advocate, and speaker Randi-Lee Bowslaugh is celebrating a major milestone as her powerful book Goodbye Too Soon officially enters production as an independent film. Known for its raw honesty and emotional depth, the story’s transition to the screen marks a significant achievement in Bowslaugh’s creative career and promises to bring its message to an even wider audience.
Goodbye Too Soon explores grief, love, and the fragile threads that connect us, resonating deeply with readers who have experienced loss or supported loved ones through difficult chapters. The film adaptation aims to preserve the book’s heartfelt authenticity while expanding its reach through visual storytelling.
Producers behind the project note that Bowslaugh’s work stood out for its emotional clarity, relatable characters, and its ability to spark meaningful conversations about healing and resilience. The independent film will highlight these themes while offering a fresh cinematic interpretation of the book’s most impactful moments.
“This story came from a place of deep emotion,” Bowslaugh said. “Seeing it adapted for film is both humbling and exciting. My hope is that it continues to help people feel seen, understood, and less alone.”
Production is slated to begin soon, with casting announcements and filming updates expected in the coming months. The adaptation underscores Bowslaugh’s growing influence as a storyteller whose work bridges literature, advocacy, and now film.
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NOW BEING MADE INTO AN INDEPENDENT FILM
About The Author
Randi-Lee Bowslaugh is a Canadian author, public speaker, and mental health advocate whose work is driven by lived experience and resilience. A graduate of Niagara College’s Community and Justice Services program, she spent more than six years working in social services.
Drawing from her own experiences with depression, autism, CPTSD, grief and cancer recovery, Randi-Lee has become a passionate voice for mental health awareness. She is the creator and host of the Write or Die Show, where she has interviewed hundreds of guests over the past 5 years about mental health and neurodiversity.
A former Canadian National Kickboxing Champion and Team Canada athlete, Randi-Lee brings the same determination to her writing and advocacy. She is dedicated to sharing stories openly and honestly and wants to ensure others know they are not alone.
Her motto is to ‘never let “too tired” keep her down’.
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