Emma and Ethan live in a beautiful home high up in the Hollywood Hills and have everything you could ever wish for in life apart from the one thing they desire the most...to have a child. This film plays with your perception of time so that you soon get a sense they've been trying to conceive for many years now as we witness how the daily struggle takes its toll on their marriage, sense of identity and mental health. There is a strong sense of time standing still here and being somewhat 'stuck' in this undeniably intense and claustrophobic existence season after season. The audience almost plays the role of a voyeur intruding into their space and watching everything unravel before them in all its painful and nuanced detail. As they embark on more and more aggressive fertility treatments and endure pregnancy loss after pregnancy loss, will their marriage survive the grief of this journey?