Addicted to Fresno

In the sun‑blazed neighborhoods of Fresno, California, a city that pulses with both ordinary routine and hidden turbulence, two sisters find themselves at the heart of an uneasy balancing act. Shannon, a woman battling a long‑standing sex addiction, constantly teeters between the promise of recovery and the pull of relapse. Her older sibling, Martha, works as a housekeeper in a bustling hotel and carries an innate optimism that often masks her own frustrations. When Shannon’s newest setback threatens to upend the fragile stability they’ve both built, Martha steps in, determined to keep her sister from spiraling further.

The world they inhabit is a mix of everyday workspaces—a hotel lobby, a local gym, a neighborhood bar—and the darker undercurrents that linger just out of sight. Through their interactions with figures like Edwin, a therapist whose professional boundary blurs, and a charismatic trainer named Kelly, the sisters confront not only external pressures but also the tangled history they share. The tone wavers between gritty realism and a wry, almost dark humor, reflecting how the characters use sarcasm and affection to mask deeper anxieties.

As the fallout from Shannon’s relapse begins to unfold, the siblings are forced to navigate a maze of secrets, guilt, and yearning for connection. Their uneasy partnership becomes a crucible through which they must examine past grievances, redefine loyalty, and ultimately discover that the only reliable lifeline they possess may be each other. The film promises a compelling blend of suspense and emotional resonance, inviting viewers to wonder how far two women will go to protect one another while searching for redemption in a city that never truly sleeps.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 04:20