Polarized

After her family's farm is foreclosed, Lisa, a songwriter, takes a job at a modern urban farm run by Dalia's Palestinian family. An initial conflict rooted in casual racism leads to Lisa's dismissal, but an undeniable attraction pulls them into a passionate affair. Their relationship forces them to confront deep seated prejudice, homophobia from Lisa's fundamentalist Christian family, and rigid cultural expectations from Dalia's, threatening their families and futures.