In Woody Allen's sharp tragicomedy, the glittering life of New York socialite Jasmine French, played with captivating fragility by Cate Blanchett, shatters when her wealthy financier husband, Alec Baldwin, is exposed for massive fraud. Broke and adrift, Jasmine is forced to leave her gilded Manhattan existence and move in with her working-class sister, Sally Hawkins, in San Francisco. Clinging to the vestiges of her former luxury and haunted by memories of her past, Jasmine desperately attempts to reinvent herself, navigating a world far removed from the one she once ruled. Her journey is a collision of two starkly different realities, as she clashes with her sister's earthy boyfriend Bobby Cannavale and pursues a potential new beginning with a charming diplomat, Peter Sarsgaard. Blending biting humor with profound drama, the film paints a poignant and unflinching portrait of a woman unraveling, desperately trying to outrun the ghosts of the life she built on a foundation of lies.