This Is Where I Leave You

Judd Altman finds out that his wife Quinn has been having an affair with his boss, Wade, for the past year. This revelation shakes him to his core, leading him to move out of their home and question everything he thought he knew about their marriage.

After moving out, Judd receives a call from his sister Wendy, who informs him of their father Mort's passing. This news brings the family together to mourn their loss, despite the unresolved tensions that exist among them.

The Altman family meets at their mother’s home for Mort's funeral. Old grievances resurface, creating an atmosphere charged with discomfort and unspoken words, revealing the family's complex dynamics.

During the family gathering, Wendy reconnects with her ex-boyfriend Horry, who is trying to recover from a brain injury. Their interaction stirs feelings from the past, adding another layer to the unfolding drama.

Judd catches up with his older brother Paul and Paul's wife Annie, who happens to be Judd's former girlfriend. This encounter is filled with awkwardness, showcasing the complexities of familial relationships and past romantic entanglements.

The youngest brother, Phillip, arrives late with his much older girlfriend, Tracy. His entrance creates an immediate stir, exemplifying the family’s diverse dynamics and his role as the rebellious sibling.

Their mother Hilary informs the family that Mort wished for them to observe shiva despite her being an atheist. This moment emphasizes the family's attempt to honor their father's last wishes and the traditions of their upbringing.

Under pressure from a drunken Wendy, Judd admits his distress about Quinn's infidelity and potential divorce. This moment of vulnerability brings the family closer, albeit amidst underlying tensions.

Quinn unexpectedly announces to Judd that she is pregnant, throwing his life into further chaos. This revelation sends shockwaves through the family, complicating already strained relationships even more.

After Quinn calls Judd, fearing a miscarriage, he rushes to the hospital. There, he encounters Wade, leading to a significant confrontation triggered by the emotional turmoil regarding their shared relationship with Quinn.

In the hospital waiting room, a heated argument breaks out between Judd and Wade. This altercation symbolizes the culmination of Judd's frustrations and feelings of betrayal as tensions reach a boiling point.

In a moment of impulsivity, Wendy retaliates against Wade by punching him, showcasing her protective instincts towards Judd and adding to the chaos of the family dynamics. This incident draws attention from bystanders and escalates the conflict.

In a surprising climax, Hilary kisses Linda, revealing her romantic relationship with her. This revelation surprises the family and emphasizes the theme of unexpected connections amidst grief.

An incident involving an electric shock while fixing the fusebox triggers memories of Judd’s father and allows him to process his grief. This moment is pivotal in helping Judd confront his emotions and gain closure regarding Mort's death.

As the family begins to reconcile, Judd finds himself stealing Phillip's Porsche and embarking on a spontaneous road trip to Maine. This act symbolizes his desire for freedom and a fresh start after the tumultuous events.