Behind A Star

Blythe Gray, a 23-year-old actress and singer at the height of her fame, is spiraling after the sudden death of her younger sister. Burdened by grief and plagued by writer's block, she escapes to her family's secluded lake house for the summer, hoping the quiet will help her reclaim both her creativity and her sense of self.

But the peaceful retreat isn't as soothing as she expected. The house that once echoed with laughter now feels hollow, and Blythe's fame only deepens her isolation. That is, until she runs into Hayes, her childhood best friend who's returned to town as a local restaurant owner.

As Blythe spends more time with Hayes, the walls she's built around herself begin to crumble. The more she reconnects with her roots, the more she realizes her star persona is a mask she's no longer sure she wants to wear. But as old feelings resurface and the pressures of her fame grow, Blythe must confront her past-and decide if she's ready to leave it behind for something real.