In Andrew Dosunmu's quietly devastating drama, Michelle Pfeiffer delivers a raw and transformative performance as Kyra, a middle-aged woman struggling to survive after losing her job and caring for her ailing mother, played by Suzanne Shepherd. Pushed to the brink of financial ruin and emotional isolation in a rapidly gentrifying Brooklyn, Kyra makes a desperate decision that leads her down a dangerous path of deception. When she reconnects with her ex-husband Doug, portrayed by Kiefer Sutherland, their fraught relationship becomes a lifeline as she attempts to navigate a system that seems designed to leave her behind. The film's tense, intimate atmosphere mirrors Kyra's suffocating struggle, exploring themes of poverty, identity, and the lengths one will go to in order to preserve a semblance of normalcy. With its unflinching gaze at the often-invisible crisis of the struggling middle class, this gripping drama keeps viewers on edge, questioning how far Kyra can push her fragile facade before it all comes crashing down around her.