Synopsis

Filmmaker Jennifer Fox (Beirut: The Last Home Movie, An American Love Story) is a seasoned New Yorker struggling to juggle work, a married lover, a boyfriend, and her newly found desire to have a child. She decides to turn the camera on herself and her girlfriends to try to figure out how to survive their 'modern female lives'. Not satisfied, she takes off across the globe to investigate how other women are living. She journeys into the homes and bedrooms of women from Europe and Russia to India and Pakistan, capturing secret conversations about love, freedom, children, work, men, and sex. Filmed over five years, this epic modern-day road movie is revelatory, humorous and never predictable, leaving audiences around the world spellbound.

Critical Acclaim

“Jennifer Fox’s Flying should be REQUIRED VIEWING For every woman!” - Candace Bushnell, Creator of Sex and The City

“Jennifer Fox’s work sneaks up on you… by turns brave, loving, naive and selfish, Fox embarks on a three-year odyssey, training her lens on far-flung friends to ignite an intimate, yet global, conversation on womanhood. Eavesdropping is rarely this rewarding. A- ” - Entertainment Weekly

“By turns playful, sexy, tragic and contemplative, Flying is an addictive soap about sexuality and sisterhood. And if that makes the average man’s eyeballs roll, all the more reason for his honey to buy him a ticket…” - Jeannette Catsoulis, The New York Times

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