The Longest Week

Conrad Valmont is raised in a wealthy family in New York City, surrounded by luxury and privilege. Despite this lavish lifestyle, he experiences a sense of emotional isolation due to his parents' frequent absences.

The lack of parental presence leads Conrad to develop separation anxiety, affecting his relationships. He engages with various women but remains emotionally detached, reflecting his inner turmoil.

Conrad frequently visits his therapist, Barry, seeking guidance for his turbulent emotions. Barry provides a listening ear as Conrad speaks about his confusing attraction patterns and the women he cannot connect with genuinely.

Conrad is abruptly cut off financially by his parents, leaving him feeling stranded and without direction. This turn of events forces him to reconsider his lifestyle and relationships.

During a subway ride, Conrad encounters Beatrice Fairbanks, who is engrossed in a book. Their quick yet meaningful exchange culminates in Beatrice giving Conrad her phone number, sparking an unexpected connection.

Conrad crashes at his best friend Dylan's place as they navigate feelings of envy regarding each other's lifestyles. Their friendship is tested as they each deal with their personal struggles and romantic interests.

At a party, Conrad discovers that Beatrice is not only a talented pianist but is also entangled with Dylan. This revelation complicates their budding romance and puts pressure on the friendships between the trio.

Despite the complexities, Conrad and Beatrice embark on a secret affair, fueled by their instant chemistry. However, they must navigate the emotional fallout of their relationship with Dylan.

As feelings intensify, the trio's dynamics become increasingly strained. A disastrous outing culminates in an explosive argument where Conrad's financial struggles come to light, straining all relationships.

Caught between conflicting loyalties, Beatrice decides to end her relationship with Conrad. This decision leaves Conrad heartbroken and in a traumatic state, forcing him to confront the realities of his life.

Conrad suffers a devastating accident shortly after the breakup, which forces him to reevaluate his life choices. The recovery process becomes a time of profound reflection on his past relationships and emotional state.

Post-recovery, Conrad reaches out to both Beatrice and Dylan in an effort to mend their fractured relationships. He hopes to reconnect and heal the wounds caused by their complicated love triangle.

Conrad shares a poignant final date with Beatrice, marking the bittersweet end of their romance. Despite the emotional weight, they acknowledge the impact they've had on each other's lives.

Conrad channels his experiences with Beatrice into writing a book, seeking to process his feelings creatively. However, the book receives a lukewarm reception, leaving him to question its impact.

In a turn of fate, Conrad facilitates a reunion between Dylan and Beatrice, allowing them to find success as a jazz duo. This act not only mends a friendship but also helps Conrad embrace the lessons learned from his past.