Quality Problems
Family To-Do-List: Throw perfect eight-year-old's birthday party, find wandering grandpa, and deal with cancer in the left boob. Bailey and Drew are a 40-something couple much like other couples. They…
Quality Problems
Family To-Do-List: Throw perfect eight-year-old's birthday party, find wandering grandpa, and deal with cancer in the left boob. Bailey and Drew are a 40-something couple much like other couples. They have two kids, two jobs, and one boob with cancer. With only two weeks until their daughter Scout's eighth birthday party, Bailey just wants to check things off of her massive 'to do' list. This isn't her first rodeo with Breast Cancer and she's determined to handle it as efficiently as possible. Drew wants to fix Bailey. He decides the best way to do this is to 'work' her well, taking any handyman job that comes his way. But Bailey doesn't want to be 'fixed'-she wants to be WELL. Their family fights for normalcy, attempting to keep their sense of humor intact, as Bailey juggles her misplaced anger, wayward Boot Camp clients and her father's mental decline while Drew enlists the help of his friends Lance and Alan to make Scout's party proof that they "got this". When Bailey's ten-year-old son, Max opens up that he knows the truth, Bailey finally realizes she can't control everything.
Quality Problems
Comedy,Drama
Film Details
Family To-Do-List: Throw perfect eight-year-old's birthday party, find wandering grandpa, and deal with cancer in the left boob. Bailey and Drew are a 40-something couple much like other couples. They have two kids, two jobs, and one boob with cancer.
With only two weeks until their daughter Scout's eighth birthday party, Bailey just wants to check things off of her massive 'to do' list. This isn't her first rodeo with Breast Cancer and she's determined to handle it as efficiently as possible. Drew wants to fix Bailey.
He decides the best way to do this is to 'work' her well, taking any handyman job that comes his way. But Bailey doesn't want to be 'fixed'-she wants to be WELL. Their family fights for normalcy, attempting to keep their sense of humor intact, as Bailey juggles her misplaced anger, wayward Boot Camp clients and her father's mental decline while Drew enlists the help of his friends Lance and Alan to make Scout's party proof that they "got this".
When Bailey's ten-year-old son, Max opens up that he knows the truth, Bailey finally realizes she can't control everything..