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When her father is suddenly diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer, Sadie returns home to help her family care for him while struggling to accept the chaos within his mind, her family and herself.

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Two actresses, forced to share a claustrophobic airstream on set, borrow a camera and engage in an increasingly disturbing series of interviews. A 30-minute fever dream shot handheld in an airstream. The claustrophobia and obsession is palpable, as we watch characters, Layla and Devon, completely unravel. ...the deranged step-sister of the Hollywood Cinderella, a biting critique of womanhood in the film industry; a feminist manifesto about losing and regaining control.

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