Next of Kin

The film follows twenty-three-year-old Peter Foster, who feels disconnected from his own family due to their constant arguments. Stuck in a rut, Peter attends a therapy clinic with his family, where he becomes intrigued by the videotaped sessions. This leads him to discover a troubled Armenian family who had given their son up for adoption when they moved to Canada.

Peter decides to visit this family, pretending to be their son, Bedros Deryan. As he integrates into the Deryan household, he attempts to mend the strained relationships within the family, particularly between George Deryan and his daughter Azah. This narrative reveals the complexities of familial bonds and the longing for connection.