Mammoth

Leo and Ellen excel in their respective careers, fully engaged in the demands of their jobs. Their relationship, while strong, is challenged by their hectic schedules and the emotional distance caused by their priorities.

Their daughter, Jackie, often prefers to spend time with her Filipino nanny, Gloria, causing Ellen to feel disconnected. Ellen tries diligently to bond with her daughter but struggles to capture Jackie's attention amidst her work obligations.

Gloria, proud of her work, is also burdened with the worries of her family back in the Philippines. She thinks about her eldest son, who is struggling to secure a job, hoping to eventually return home.

Devastating news arrives when Gloria's eldest son is injured, leading her to make the difficult decision of resigning from her job in New York. This loss weighs heavily on her, propelling her to prioritize her family over her work.

Leo travels to Thailand with the intention of finalizing a crucial business contract. Upon arrival, he learns from his colleague that further negotiations are necessary, forcing him to navigate unexpected challenges in a foreign environment.

While in Thailand, Leo is surrounded by temptations as he encounters women seeking companionship. Despite his initial resistance, Leo's desires take over, leading him into an intimate situation with a local woman that he knew he would regret.

After the physical encounter, Leo feels weighed down by guilt and remorse. This brief lapse in judgment prompts him to reflect on his life and the emotional turmoil it brings to his family back in New York.

Determined to return to his family and rectify his mistakes, Leo instructs his colleague to finalize the contract terms quickly. He wants to put the distractions of Thailand behind him and get back to the life he knows.

With Gloria’s resignation, Jackie faces the reality of losing another caregiver she has grown fond of. Ellen also feels the weight of this changes and struggles to find a balance in her own life, dealing with her daughter’s emotional response.

Upon returning home, Leo is faced with the emotional fallout from his actions in Thailand. He must confront both his guilt and the strain it may have placed on his marriage, which is already burdened by their busy lives.

As life begins to settle, Leo makes a conscious effort to reconnect with Ellen and Jackie. He realizes the importance of family and the need to prioritize their well-being over his career pursuits.

Ellen works tirelessly as an emergency surgeon, often putting her patients before her own family needs. She grapples with the emotional demands of her job and the struggle to connect with Jackie amidst their changing dynamics.

In the aftermath of their challenges, Leo and Ellen begin to heal their relationship. They communicate more openly about their feelings and recognize the importance of making time for each other and their daughter.

The family learns to navigate their new normal and prioritize their connections. They commit to fostering relationships that previously suffered due to their busy lives, ready to take on whatever comes next together as a united front.