The film is based on a true story. Film producer Alexandra Miles had been out of treatment for a few years. Back in 2018, she was at an eating disorder treatment center in Southern California. There, she met a young woman who changed her life. The woman who changed Miles’s life is Kendra Williams, whom she called “Blackbird” because she had a blackbird tattoo on her neck. The film is the story of these two young women and their recovery at the eating disorder treatment center. The film aims to expose what lies behind the disorder that plagues millions and demonstrate the importance of connecting with oneself and each other.
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