In a picturesque suburb of New England during the 1960s, the life of an unconventional family takes an unexpected turn. The single mother, an intriguing and eccentric woman named Rachel Flax, moves in with her two daughters: the young and dreamer Charlotte, and the rebellious and carefree Kate. As Rachel navigates her own love dilemmas and her strained relationship with social conventions, her daughters discover the complicated journey toward adolescence and self-identity.
Charlotte, played by a young and talented Winona Ryder, longs to find her place in a world that seems frenetic and chaotic. Her obsession with the idea of true love leads her to endure a series of embarrassing situations and to idealize the notion of the "Prince Charming." On the other hand, Kate, the whirlwind of the family, wants to break all barriers and seeks fun in the most uninhibited way possible, drawing the attention of boys and beginning to forge her own vision of love.
As the three women confront their fears and desires, the film becomes a journey of self-discovery, where the relationship between mother and daughters is put to the test. In an environment where decisions are unpredictable and the meaning of family is redefined, they will explore the connection between love, freedom, and the quest for one's own voice. A blend of comedy and drama that exudes charm and nostalgia, celebrating the complex yet beautiful journey of growing up.