On a boys’ trip, a group of friends play Vildere, a drinking game where each challenge must be wilder than the last. What begins as harmless fun quickly spirals into a test of limits, loyalty, and morality.
Hannah, a half-white and half-Chinese teenager, meets her newborn half-sister for the first time at a traditional Chinese event, forcing Hannah to question her cultural identity and where she fits within her family.
Drea, a down-on-her-luck poet, sticks out like a sore thumb at her grandmother’s repass with her larger-than-life family—she’s introspective, queer, artistic, and proudly Deaf. Her visit is further complicated by the arrival of her estranged father.