The Young Girl and the Monsoon
Raising a teenage daughter in Manhattan can be a scary proposition.   For a single father in a mid-life crisis things are outright dicey. Hank (Kinney) has kept  his private life mostly away from his teenage daughter Constance (Muth), who most of  the time lives with her mother. When Constance's mother leaves the country for awhile,  she moves in with her father and the two are in for a surprise. Constance is a beautiful  mass of crazy contradictions, with eating habits careening between starvation and  gorging. With her long, thin legs twisting like straws she tells dirty jokes and develops  boy crushes almost daily. Hank, a successful war news photographer has hidden his work  out of sight to protect his daughter just as he has kept his occasional girlfriends (Avital)  stored in the closet as well. As their worlds collide amidst cosmic mood swings, the two  rediscover their father-daughter relationship to realize that they like each other as much  as they are alike.