Madeline (Helena Howard) is a young woman of colour in NYC whose role in an improvisation theatre workshop grows exponentially week on week. The project's director, Evangeline (Molly Parker) is fascinated by Madeline's prodigious talent, but also, it seems, by her troubled history with her mother (Miranda July) and psychiatric issues. "One of the boldest and most invigorating American films of the 21st century, Josephine Decker’s film is an ecstatically disorienting experience." IndieWire