The House of No Man

Mrs. Nu, a formidable matriarch with a talent for crab cakes and a penchant for control, oversees her family's dynamics across three generations under one roof. When her youngest daughter finds romance with a wealthy suitor, the delicate balance begins to unravel. The film explores intricate familial relationships, revealing the complexities of love, loyalty, and power struggles. With the tagline "Everyone is at fault, but everyone thinks they are... the victim," it delves into the nuanced psychology of its characters, highlighting how perceptions of guilt and innocence shape their interactions.