A dramedy about estranged sisters forced to confront the misery that has become their lives while dealing with their egomaniacal, formerly-important-artist father's descent.

Sisters, Freya and Fiona were torn apart as children. Freya, grew up in Los Angeles with her alcoholic father, Marv, who managed to maintain a successful life as a contemporary artist. Fiona, was pulled away by her mentally ill mother back to a conservative upbringing in the Midwest. After their mother's suicide Fiona was left responsible for their childhood home in Los Angeles still occupied by her estranged sister and now degenerate father. When Fiona unexpectedly arrives at the doorstep to sell their home before the bank can get to it, she learns her dad is terminally ill. Against their wishes, Fiona is compelled to stay. Their chaotic history is reignited, inspiring unpredictable love stories, hope, and perhaps most notably, some great art. However dark their circumstances there is a joyful simplicity in the way the characters interact, profundity in the mundane, and humor in their tragedies. None of them wants to admit it but they are a family grateful to be together again. A family saved, in a way, by art.—Sarah Carter

In Her Name is a dramedy about estranged sisters forced to confront their differences while dealing with family bankruptcy and their formerly-important-artist father's terminal illness. Immersed in the absurdity of the Los Angeles art world they fall through the spiritual rabbit hole that is their childhood home, and however tragic their lives remain, they find love again.—Sarah Carter