Dancers describe the pressure to stay thin as if it were simply part of the job, not a health crisis. Director Alena Kharlamenko interviews working and former dancers alongside experts in eating disorders, letting them lay out how a profession built on lines and control can turn into a mechanism for starvation. The stories move between studios and rehearsal rooms, tracing how comments from teachers, mirrors, and casting decisions accumulate into disordered eating that dancers hide because admitting it can end a career. Experts weigh in on the psychology behind the silence and on what companies and schools could do differently, from earlier intervention to changing how bodies get evaluated in training. The film does not treat this as a few extreme cases; it treats it as baked into how the art form currently operates. It closes less on resolution than on the open question of whether dance culture can keep its aesthetic without costing dancers their health.