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The production notes summarize it this way:

Like many 20-somethings, Ivy’s life is a mixture of inner turmoil and romantic confusion. Ivy is a good and decent young woman who tries desperately to control her epilepsy by containing her emotions. She returns home to Brooklyn for summer break and ends up spending most of her time with her best friend Al. In the meantime, she works to keep the connection with her long-distance boyfriend even as it becomes clear that the two are growing apart. As the summer continues, Ivy’s relationship with her buddy Al begins to deepen, confusing her even further. Writer-director Bradley Rust Gray skillfully portrays a young girl on the edge, using integrity and grace. The film exhibits a quiet strength built around the rich and refined performances given by the two young leads as they bring to life a young girl’s struggle to keep it all together as she negotiates maturity, romance, and her own sanity.