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Everybody Looks Good on Paper is a contemporary family drama about power, perception, and the damage that hides behind success.
From the outside, the Mason family is untouchable.
A respected federal judge, a renowned psychology professor, a decorated LAPD captain, a brilliant lawyer, a famous actress, and a black sheep. Wealth, influence, intelligence, and prestige stacked neatly, flawlessly, as if designed for a magazine spread or a Wikipedia page. The kind of family people admire without question.
But paper lies.
Beneath the accolades and carefully curated public images, the Mason household is fractured beyond repair. Held together not by love, but by silence, obligation, and fear. Each sibling carries a different version of the same childhood, shaped by neglect, favoritism, and parents who understood control better than affection.