We play ourselves. Jen Silverman. 2021.

When Cass - a thirty-something, promising, queer playwright - receives a prestigious award, it seems as though her career is finally taking off. That is until she finds herself at the centre of a searing public shaming, which relegates her from rising star in New York to a nobody on her best friend’s sofa in L.A. As she comes to terms with the extent of her failure, she is forced to question who she is without the thing thst has always defined her: her art. So she fills the days by stalking her playwright nemesis, of who, she is excruciatingly envious, and getting pulled into the orbit of the charismatic but manipulative filmmaker next door. As Cass becomes increasingly involved with her neighbour and the group of pugilistic teenage girls she’s documenting. 

Cass begins to dream of a comeback. But when the film spins dangerously out of control, Cass is once again forced to reckon with her ambition, and her rage.