This poignant character study features a teen trying to hide his eating disorder while maintaining the façade that sometimes comes along with being one of the most popular guys in school. Seventeen-year-old Parker Rabinowitz is seen as the guy who has it all: he is very handsome, and his intelligence and hard work have brought him close to his goal of getting into an Ivy League college. But Parker is paying a terrible price for all of his success; he is severely bulimic. He is doing a good job of covering it up, as his parents seem more devoted to their charity work than they do to their son. Parker’s younger sister, Danielle, has problems of her own; their parents pay even less attention to her than they do to her brother. But when Danielle finally does notice what Parker is going through, will she be able to help him find a way out?