In the delightfully chaotic comedy "The Jane Plan," legendary primatologist Jane Goodall finds her meticulously ordered world upended when a bureaucratic mix-up lands her in charge of a struggling community garden project in the heart of a bustling city. Directed by Inga Turczyn, the film follows Jane as she attempts to apply her profound understanding of animal social structures and habitats to a group of wildly eccentric, opinionated urban gardeners who have more in common with a troop of unruly chimpanzees than she initially realizes. As she navigates petty squabbles over tomato stakes, a militant composting enthusiast, and the looming threat of a corporate developer, Jane discovers that human nature presents its own unique set of behavioral puzzles. With her trademark patience and unconventional wisdom, she devises a "plan" to bring harmony to the garden, learning as much about community and connection as she teaches, in a heartwarming story that proves sometimes the wildest adventures are found just outside your own door.