Juanita Castro-Ochoa

Three estranged siblings reunite at a remote mountain ranch owned by a powerful tech entrepreneur, each arriving with a private agenda shaped by the past. As old wounds resurface and alliances begin to shift, their uneasy reunion starts to fracture. Cut off from the outside world and drawn deeper into a web of control, resentment, and buried truths, the siblings must decide whether the bonds that tie them together can still hold—or if they will be the very thing that tears them apart.

On her 12th birthday, Rue starts observing the women around her and in turn notices the hair on her skin as a barrier to her beauty. In the span of a day, she questions what it means to be pretty and embarks on an everlasting relationship with beauty.