Four women check into a residential treatment facility in South Florida to fight anorexia and bulimia, and the cameras stay with them through group therapy sessions, weigh-ins, and the meals that become daily battlegrounds. The film follows their days on the unit: therapists confronting denial, staff enforcing feeding tubes and calorie counts, and the women themselves negotiating rules they resent even as they need them. Relapses happen on camera, not off it, including one patient who leaves treatment against medical advice. Family visits surface the histories underneath the disorders, from childhood pressure over weight to control fought out through the body rather than words. The film keeps its distance from narration and lets footage of the ward, its rituals, and its arguments carry the story, refusing a tidy recovery arc in favor of what four specific women actually go through over the course of treatment. Nothing here resolves cleanly, which is the point: the disorders don't either.