In this intimate and darkly comedic drama, a woman grappling with disordered eating and a fractured sense of self returns to her childhood home after a decade away. Forced to confront her deeply critical mother and the suffocating family dynamics that fueled her shame, she finds herself trapped in a claustrophobic cycle of old habits and painful memories. As she navigates the minefield of family meals and passive-aggressive remarks, she reconnects with a childhood friend who offers a fragile lifeline. Directed with a raw, unflinching eye, the film explores the deep-seated connections between body image, familial love, and the struggle for self-acceptance. Blending moments of sharp humor with poignant vulnerability, it is a resonant and often uncomfortable look at how the people we love most can sometimes be the source of our deepest wounds, leaving the protagonist to decide if she can finally break free.