Easy Living is a 2017 drama-comedy movie directed by Adam Keleman. Sherry Graham (played by Caroline Dhavernas) is a glamorous, middle-aged makeup saleswoman who struggles with her addiction to alcohol and self-destructive behavior. She lives in a small apartment with her mother, who is also an alcoholic.
When Sherry accidentally hits a high-end SUV with her car, she meets a charming and wealthy man named Keith (played by McCaleb Burnett), who offers her a job as a personal shopper for his luxurious wife. She also begins a romantic relationship with Keith, hoping that he will provide her a fresh start in life.
However, her plans are foiled when she discovers that Keith is not the perfect gentleman he appears to be, and she loses her job as a personal shopper. Desperate for money, she decides to sell makeup products to a group of elderly women in a retirement home.
During one of her sales pitches, Sherry has a breakdown in front of the elderly women and admits to them how much she hates herself. The women, touched by her sincerity, buy her entire stock of makeup. This prompts Sherry to realize she can take control of her life and start anew.
She returns to Keith's mansion and confronts him about their relationship, ultimately ending things with him. Sherry also rekindles her relationship with her estranged daughter, who helps her start a new makeup business, this time selling makeup for older women.
The movie ends with Sherry finally taking control of her life and her emotions, and finding happiness in her newfound independence. Easy Living is a poignant story about self-discovery, second chances, and the power of forgiveness.