Fine China tells the story of Lily, a teenage girl who lives a seemingly perfect life with her affluent parents in suburban America. Despite her privileged upbringing, Lily struggles with feelings of isolation and dissatisfaction, longing for a deeper connection with her parents.
One evening, the family sits down for a dinner party with their wealthy neighbors. Things quickly take a dark turn when Lily's parents and their guests become embroiled in a heated argument over politics and societal issues, with Lily caught in the middle and powerless to intervene.
As the tension reaches a boiling point, tragedy strikes, leaving Lily alone and grieving. Desperate for an outlet for her emotional turmoil, she turns to her passion for music and dance. In a spontaneous burst of creativity, she breaks into a stunning performance that shocks and enrages her parents and their circle of friends.
Fine China explores the themes of identity, isolation, and the cost of conformity, as Lily struggles to find her place in a world that values material wealth over emotional authenticity. Through her powerful and provocative art, she challenges the status quo and asserts her right to be true to herself, no matter the consequences.