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After an unplanned pregnancy, former music prodigy Eunice Kim returns to her childhood home in Los Angeles and tries to repair her relationship with her Korean immigrant mother, Sah-Jin. Through a nonlinear sequence of memories, dreams and imagined histories, they confront mental illness, the violent death of Eunice’s father and their own conflicting versions of the past.
During a weekend at a country house before Amy and Isaac’s wedding, their longtime friend Emma and younger neighbor Josh join them; conversations expose tensions in the group’s relationships and expectations for adulthood.
An obstetrician schedules a patient’s delivery around his own vacation, prompting God to confront him about his god complex and challenge him to squash a fly.
Artist Sophie and financier Phillip fall in love and move in together, but an unexpected pregnancy divides them: she wants an abortion while he wants to become a father. Their escalating argument, including an unsuccessful attempt at couples counseling, exposes deeper conflicts over control and their future; the outcome remains unresolved.
After leaving her Virginia Woolf PhD program, young writer Anna takes a job on a children’s television show filmed in Orlando. The workplace’s commercial spectacle and shifting performances unsettle her, prompting an episodic, increasingly surreal search for purpose, identity and meaning amid a culture of youth and fantasy.
After an unplanned pregnancy, former music prodigy Eunice Kim returns to her childhood home in Los Angeles and tries to repair her relationship with her Korean immigrant mother, Sah-Jin. Through a nonlinear sequence of memories, dreams and imagined histories, they confront mental illness, the violent death of Eunice’s father and their own conflicting versions of the past.
During a weekend at a country house before Amy and Isaac’s wedding, their longtime friend Emma and younger neighbor Josh join them; conversations expose tensions in the group’s relationships and expectations for adulthood.
An obstetrician schedules a patient’s delivery around his own vacation, prompting God to confront him about his god complex and challenge him to squash a fly.
Artist Sophie and financier Phillip fall in love and move in together, but an unexpected pregnancy divides them: she wants an abortion while he wants to become a father. Their escalating argument, including an unsuccessful attempt at couples counseling, exposes deeper conflicts over control and their future; the outcome remains unresolved.
After leaving her Virginia Woolf PhD program, young writer Anna takes a job on a children’s television show filmed in Orlando. The workplace’s commercial spectacle and shifting performances unsettle her, prompting an episodic, increasingly surreal search for purpose, identity and meaning amid a culture of youth and fantasy.