Laura Nieves

Bern's got an eye problem and does not want to leave the house. Light hurts him, and so does life. So he calls upon his sister-in-law Linds, who's working through grad school as a waitress but is the closest thing to a doctor he's got. As the only frustrated family left in his life, she drags him onto the streets with a pillowcase over his head to face a "real" doctor and his own anxieties.

When her abuser from a decade ago becomes a regular customer at her restaurant job, Alex turns to songwriting to own her truth at a local open mic. However, her anonymous bid for empowerment triggers a dangerous domino effect, culminating in a tense workplace confrontation where she must decide whether to blow his perfect new life wide open.

Bern's got an eye problem and does not want to leave the house. Light hurts him, and so does life. So he calls upon his sister-in-law Linds, who's working through grad school as a waitress but is the closest thing to a doctor he's got. As the only frustrated family left in his life, she drags him onto the streets with a pillowcase over his head to face a "real" doctor and his own anxieties.

When her abuser from a decade ago becomes a regular customer at her restaurant job, Alex turns to songwriting to own her truth at a local open mic. However, her anonymous bid for empowerment triggers a dangerous domino effect, culminating in a tense workplace confrontation where she must decide whether to blow his perfect new life wide open.

When her abuser from a decade ago becomes a regular customer at her restaurant job, Alex turns to songwriting to own her truth at a local open mic. However, her anonymous bid for empowerment triggers a dangerous domino effect, culminating in a tense workplace confrontation where she must decide whether to blow his perfect new life wide open.