Girl Most Likely

Imogene Duncan, a once-promising playwright, experiences a dramatic downturn in life following her breakup with her high-society boyfriend. Losing her job in New York City plunges her into despair, leaving her feeling abandoned and without purpose.

In a desperate bid for attention and help, Imogene stages a dramatic suicide attempt. This act results in her being hospitalized under a 5150 hold, raising alarms about her mental health and prompting her friend Dara to ultimately rescue her.

After her release from the hospital, Imogene is sent back to her childhood home in New Jersey to live with her estranged mother. This forced arrangement compels her to confront painful memories and unresolved emotional issues from her past.

While settling back into her old life, Imogene overhears a conversation that unveils a shocking truth about her father. Contrary to her belief that he passed away, she learns that he left to pursue a PhD, prompting her to seek answers about his abandonment.

Driven by curiosity and a hunger for understanding, Imogene sneaks into the local library. There, she manages to find her father's book, hoping it will provide insights into his life and their family's past.

Imogene seeks help from her mother's boarder, Lee, to track down her estranged father. This partnership marks the beginning of a pivotal relationship that will influence her journey toward self-discovery and fulfillment.

Facing obstacles, Imogene finds herself locked out of her apartment in New York City, and her friend Dara ultimately cuts ties, leaving her feeling isolated. She is compelled to reevaluate her choices and seek new paths.

To repay Lee for his kindness, Imogene decides to attend one of his Backstreet Boys tribute band performances. This event leads to a significant heart-to-heart discussion about her stalled playwriting career and reignites her passion for creativity.

Through her conversation with Lee, Imogene begins to rediscover her love for writing. This important realization pushes her to reconsider her artistic ambitions and consider starting anew.

Imogene's journey takes a mixed turn during a family gathering at Dara's book launch, where she faces rejection from her peers. This event coincides with her brother Ralph's legal troubles, highlighting ongoing familial challenges.

In an emotionally charged moment, Imogene and Ralph confront their estranged father's new family during an awkward dinner. This uncomfortable experience forces Imogene to face her unresolved family issues head on.

Just when Imogene thinks things are getting better, her father offers her financial support to restart her life. This unexpected gesture forces her to grapple with her feelings towards him and the implications of accepting help.

Imogene's resolve is tested when a visitor threatens George, her mother's partner. In a moment of surprising bravery, she dons her brother's human exo-skeleton suit to confront the assailant and protect her family.

In the wake of her tumultuous experiences, Imogene channels her pain into creativity by writing an original play titled *Exo-life*. This project marks a significant step in her healing journey and willingness to reclaim her identity.

Imogene's play receives a standing ovation, showcasing her resilience and artistic vision. The success of *Exo-life*, featuring Julia Stiles, symbolizes her transformation and growth through adversity.