Sober Up, Liza

Liza has spent her life wrestling with alcoholism, her attempts at sobriety often resembling a bad sitcom-where the punchline is her faceplanting into a bottle. With her daughter Kimberly's 18th birthday approaching like a ticking time bomb, Liza's anxiety about losing Kimberly to the big, wide world only makes her reach for the nearest drink with more gusto.

To add to her woes, Liza has a new neighbor who consistently gives her judgmental stares. This is the same neighbor who once witnessed her drunken antics, including her unforgettable attempt to perform a tap dance on a garden gnome. The twist? Liza also finds him inexplicably attractive, making his disapproval feel like a cosmic joke.

Just when it seems like Liza might actually have a drinking problem instead of a parenting one, she experiences a rare moment of clarity-like a hangover without the headache. Now, Liza must face her past with the same determination she once had in pretending the bottle was a good friend, all while navigating her awkward attraction to the neighbor.

"Sober Up, Liza" is a bittersweet romp through addiction, redemption, and the never-ending comedy of a mother's love. Can Liza untangle her personal circus, mend things with Kimberly, and perhaps win over the handsome, judgmental neighbor, or will she keep stumbling through her own unintentional comedy routine?