The Fine Art of Insincerity

The story follows three Southern sisters grappling with ten marriages among them and the looming prospect of more. Ginger, the eldest, questions whether she lacks the family's "Grandma Gene," which makes casual courtship preferable to marriage. During a "girls only" weekend at their grandmother's beach house, the sisters confront their family history and relationship patterns. This introspective journey reveals the complexities of their familial legacy and the impact of their grandmother's numerous marriages on their own romantic lives.