In a dusty corner of Southern California, a young and solitary nurse named "Pinky" begins to make her mark in a small, peculiar town. Working at a clinic, she is drawn to the mysterious and enigmatic figure of an artist named "Willow," who lives a life full of contrasts and secrets. Willow is explosive and creative, but she is also trapped in an oppressive marriage that slowly suffocates her. Eager to be accepted and find her place in the world, Pinky becomes a shadow of Willow, admiring her freedom and wanting to imitate her.
As the relationship between the two women develops, Pinky begins to adopt some of Willow's traits, even going so far as to absorb her lifestyle. Amidst this connection, "Ed," Willow's husband, enters the scene, becoming a mediator in this complex dynamic. From here, what starts as admiration transitions into an emotional entanglement that tests the boundaries of identity, desire, and madness.
With a surreal and dreamlike tone, the film explores the duality of personality and the quest for feminine identity in an oppressive environment as each woman confronts her personal demons. In the end, the line between admiration and obsession blurs, revealing unsettling truths about friendship, envy, and the quest for self in a world that refuses to acknowledge it.