Juliet is all about women power. She's obsessed with a book about women power that leads her to intern for the author in Portland, Oregon. But before she goes, she has to break the news to her family that she's a lesbian. Which doesn't go so well, and leaves her feeling adrift and nervous about a big life change. This has potential, but may be better for a little bit younger audience, or someone who's all about self-enlightenment. I kind of felt like I got dragged to a "find yourself" retreat that I wasn't really looking for by the time I finished the preview.