LOGLINE: In working-class Boston, two new parents work desperately hard in opposite directions — unable to see what the other is carrying — until a chance encounter forces them to finally look.

SYNOPSIS: In a small Boston apartment, two new parents are drowning — separately. Tina, a nurse and mother, carries the full weight of their household, convinced she's the only one holding it together. Danny, a working-class dreamer and new father, retreats into books and avoidance — not because he doesn't care, but because he doesn't know how to show up in the way she needs.

Neither is the villain. Neither sees the other clearly.

When both cross paths separately with an unexpected outsider, each is forced to finally see what the other has been quietly carrying all along.