There’s no doubt that Los Angeles can be a magical city, but for most of its denizens it’s little more than the urban sprawl they call home. In that regard it’s not very different from any other city, but there remains certain expectations in L.A. that something better is just around the corner. Something unexpected will appear if you give it just one more day. It’s unclear what Suziey (Suziey Block) expected from her L.A. adventure, but whatever dream she once had is long gone. Her days now are little more than exercises in monotony. Wake up, get dressed, feed the dog, walk to her job as a coffee shop barista and then return home for sleep before she does it all over again the next day. She has a roommate and a handful of casual acquaintances, but she’s never really made a connection with anyone (outside of her dog, Darryl). We follow her through these routine days, often literally from a few feet behind as she walks to and from work, and slowly we start to notice small disturbances. She hears noises in her apartment while showering. A car follows her home from work one night. She’s hit on by a couple very persistent guys. But when Darryl goes missing one night Suziey throws in the towel on L.A. and finally decides to move back home to Michigan. Unfortunately, she waited too long.