At 21, Rachel wants to move out of her mother's house and be more independent. But Rachel is developmentally disabled and cannot live on her own, and although both mother and daughter are getting thoroughly sick of each other, there are few options available to them in the state where they live. Directed by Rachel's sister, Charlotte Glynn, the film finds a stylish and personal path to illustrate an issue that affects many American families. Charlotte attempts to understand her mysterious sister with great candor while her mother struggles with the conflict between maternal love and duty and her desire to live her own life. $5. Presented by Services for Independent Living in honor of Disability Pride—ADA 20th Anniversary celebration. July 29