Written by Melissa Ross
Directed by Leah Cassella
When legendary novelist Mick Stockton dies, he leaves behind more than a celebrated literary legacy. His three daughters inherited the family鈥檚 Cape Cod home, control of his estate, and a complicated bond forged in brilliance, rivalry, and long-buried wounds. Years later, the Stockton sisters remain fiercely intelligent, quick-witted, and unflinchingly honest, bound together by love as much as by unresolved grief.
Over the course of one emotionally charged weekend, the men in their lives attempt to navigate the formidable force of this tight-knit clan and find their place within a family that guards its legacy closely. As old resentments resurface and surprising confessions come to light, loyalties are tested and identities are called into question.
Sharp, raw, and laugh-out-loud funny, Of Good Stock is a poignant exploration of inheritance, ambition, and the stories we tell about ourselves. With biting humor and heartfelt insight, Larissa FastHorse crafts a compelling portrait of family dysfunction and devotion, proving that even the most chaotic storms can reveal unexpected tenderness.
