Almost him, Always you

Sammi has everything she thought she wanted; her dream job as a writer and performer at Saturday Night Live, a steady relationship with her longtime boyfriend Bill, and a tight-knit creative family made up of late nights, half-finished sketches, and inside jokes that only make sense at 2 a.m. From the outside, her life looks perfectly scripted.
But behind the laughter and applause, her relationship with Bill is quietly unraveling. What once felt effortless now feels strained, built more on routine than connection. As the pressure of SNL intensifies, Sammi finds herself questioning whether love should feel this exhausting, and whether holding on is worth losing herself.
When an unexpected creative opportunity introduces Sammi to James Franco, she's drawn into a collaboration that feels dangerously easy, alive in a way she hasn't felt in a long time. What starts as friendship and shared creativity slowly becomes something deeper, forcing Sammi to confront the truth about what she wants, who she's becoming, and how long she's been denying it.