Good Posture is a charming and quirky independent film that follows Lilian, a young woman struggling to find her place in the world. After her father leaves her to live in Paris with his new girlfriend, Lilian is left in the care of family friends in Brooklyn. She soon finds herself living in the home of Julia Price, a reclusive author famous for her feminist memoirs.
Despite a lack of direction in her life, Lilian is a tech-savvy young woman with a knack for filmmaking. She decides to make an unauthorized documentary about Julia in an attempt to impress her ex-boyfriend and prove to herself that she is capable of creating something meaningful. However, Lilian soon finds herself drawn into the lives of the people around her, including her eccentric roommate, the enigmatic Julia, and a group of musicians who become her friends.
As Lilian delves deeper into Julia's life, she begins to uncover personal secrets that force her to reimagine her understanding of the world and her place in it. Along the way, she confronts her own insecurities and learns to open herself up to the experiences and people around her. With poignant performances from the talented cast and a clever script that blends comedy and drama, Good Posture is a delightful and thought-provoking film that leaves a lasting impression.