Sterling Point, a new series blending coming-of-age storytelling, romance and mystery, lands on Prime Video on August 5, 2026. Led by Ella Rubin, the first season comprises eight episodes, released simultaneously on the platform.
Raised in New York with her twin brother Connor, 17-year-old Annie Jacobson discovers she has inherited a secluded island in Canada. The property once belonged to a distant grandfather she was never allowed to meet. Determined to uncover the reason behind this unexpected inheritance, the teenager travels to the site and encounters Ramona, a young woman whose existence calls into question everything she thought she knew about her family.
This arrival on the island ushers in a summer for Annie defined by newfound friendships, her first crushes, and the unearthing of secrets long kept hidden. Her inquiry sends her into a tangled family saga, even as she tries to find her footing with people whose links to her gradually come into view.
Sterling Point is being created by Megan Park, the director of My Old Ass. She is also producing and directing the series alongside Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, well known for their work on Gossip Girl and Newport Beach. The project brings together Fake Empire, LuckyChap, and Amazon MGM Studios.
Centering on Ella Rubin, who has drawn attention in Anora, the cast features Amélie Hoeferle as Ramona, Keen Ruffalo as Connor, along with Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie, Bo Bragason and Daniel Quinn-Toye. Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jay Duplass and Missi Pyle also appear in recurring roles.
With its Canadian island setting, unexpected family ties, and romantic entanglements, the series mainly targets fans of teen dramas, sun-soaked romances, and family mysteries. All of Season 1 of Sterling Point is available to stream on Prime Video from August 5, 2026.
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