the souls of her feet
mirror imag(in)e
number of the beast
Linda can’t seem to find her path in life after college, but is pretty sure it doesn’t depend on finding a man. Her father thinks otherwise, and sets her up with a hirsute weirdo who helped him out of a jam. Obligingly, Linda attends a series of parties at Brutus’s penthouse pad, but is unmoved by the “enchantment” that animates his guests. Linda’s new-age “Meditation” doesn’t mix well with “It’s All Good,” Brutus’ dance-through-the-decades party theme. A mysterious bottle of vintage Rosé challenges their friendship but opens the door to romance.
