In the sleek, modern world of a planned community, a profound disconnect festers between the visionary and the inhabitants. James Frain stars as Miles Moss, an acclaimed architect whose rigid, minimalist masterpiece, The Clement, is a triumph of theory over comfort. His life of sterile order is disrupted when resident Nina Struhs, played with sharp wit by Parker Posey, organizes her dissatisfied neighbors to demand livable changes to their impractical homes. As Nina confronts Miles with the human consequences of his design, he is forced to engage with the messy reality he has always sought to control, while also navigating the expectations of his pragmatic developer, played by Eric McCormack. This sharp architectural drama, directed by Jonathan Parker, explores the clash between artistic idealism and everyday necessity, building a compelling tension around whether an artist can—or should—compromise his vision for the people who must live within it.