In the vibrant, sun-drenched world of Los Angeles television, Moxie, a passionate and outspoken producer played by Tanna Frederick, finds her career at a crossroads when she pitches a daring documentary. Her subject? The most divisive word in the English language: menopause. Facing a skeptical network executive, portrayed by Michael Imperioli, and navigating a sea of personal and professional relationships, Moxie embarks on a quest to break the silence and stigma surrounding this universal experience. She encounters a tapestry of women, including the formidable Frances Fisher and others brought to life by Mary Crosby and Eliza Roberts, each with their own stories, fears, and humor about "the M word." Directed by Henry Jaglom, this insightful dramedy blends sharp wit with heartfelt honesty as it explores the societal taboos and personal revelations that emerge when hidden conversations are finally brought into the light. As Moxie fights to give a voice to the unspoken, she must confront her own preconceptions and the complex realities of the women around her.