The Pretty One

Identical twins Laurel and Audrey celebrate their birthday, marking the start of their journey. Audrey, the more confident sibling, encourages Laurel to join her in the city, highlighting their contrasting personalities.

In anticipation of a new adventure with Audrey, Laurel makes a drastic change by getting a haircut that mirrors her sister's stylish look. This physical transformation symbolizes her desire to step out of her comfort zone and embrace a more adventurous life.

The twins' trip takes a tragic turn when they are involved in a horrific car accident. Laurel awakens in the hospital suffering from post-traumatic amnesia, completely unaware that her sister has died in the crash.

As Laurel begins to recover, she slowly learns the heartbreaking truth about Audrey's death. This revelation shatters her world, leaving her to grapple with the loss of her sister and her own sense of identity.

On what was supposed to be Laurel's funeral, she decides to adopt Audrey's identity as a means to cope with the loss. She returns to the city, stepping into her sister's role as a successful real estate agent, hoping to find solace in her sister's life.

In the city, Laurel meets Basel, Audrey's former tenant, who is intrigued by this new, warmer version of Audrey. Their interaction rekindles feelings of warmth and connection that was absent in Audrey's former demeanor.

As Laurel immerses herself in her sister's life, she discovers Audrey’s troubled relationship with Charles. This revelation deepens her understanding of her identity and the complexities of the life she has assumed.

Laurel's innocent mistake of introducing Charles to her boss, Edith, leads to unforeseen consequences. This fateful encounter results in her losing her job, adding to the chaos of her new life as Audrey.

Amidst the tumult, Basel proposes to Laurel, expressing feelings that he has held since they first met. However, Laurel grapples with the reality that Basel's affection is tied to her adoption of Audrey’s identity.

Realizing the fragility of her constructed identity, Laurel confesses the truth about her impersonation to Basel. This revelation devastates their budding romance, leaving Laurel feeling lost and guilt-ridden.

Laurel returns home to confront her father about her deception. Although shocked, her father's support provides Laurel with the comfort she desperately needs, affirming their familial bond.

A second funeral is held for Audrey, symbolizing Laurel's profound reflection on the impact of her sister's life. This moment serves as both a tribute to Audrey and a moment of reckoning for Laurel.

Encouraged by her father's love and Claudia's advice, Laurel begins to confront her insecurities about being perceived as the lesser sister. Through her art, she starts to reconnect with her authentic self.

Emboldened by her personal growth, Laurel decides to return to the city to confront her feelings for Basel. This journey marks a pivotal moment in her quest for self-discovery and genuine love.

Upon her return, Laurel learns that Basel still has feelings for her, despite their earlier heartbreak. The film culminates in a heartfelt moment where they share a kiss, symbolizing hope and the beginning of a new chapter together.