A dark comedy about second acts, creative appropriation, and the racial identityindustrial complexJane has high hopes her life is about to turn around. After years of living precariously, she; her painter husband, Lenny; and their two kids have landed a stint as house sitters in a friends luxurious home in the hills above Los Angeles, a gig that coincides magically with Janes sabbatical. If she can just finish her latest novel, Nusu Nusu, the centuries-spanning epic Lenny refers to as her mulatto War and Peace, shell have tenure and some semblance of stability and success within her grasp. But things dont work out quite as hoped. In search of a plan B, like countless writers before her, Jane turns her desperate gaze to Hollywood. After she meets with a hot young producer to create diverse content for a streaming network, he seems excited to work with a real writer. She can create what he envisions as the greatest biracial comedy to ever hit the small screen. Things finally seem to be going right for Janeuntil they go terribly wrong.