In A Woman in Pink, an unnamed woman recounts her deeply

intertwined relationship with Dutch, a man she meets in her

twenties and immediately loves. Dutch tells her he has distanced

himself from the substance-fueled chaos that once consumed

him, while she explains she has left her eating disorder in the

past. Together, they convince themselves they' ve outrun their

darkest histories. But over the span of their fifteen-year

relationship, those shadows loom large, influencing their

bond in ways they never expected.

She wants to free herself from the turmoil of addiction. She

also wants to believe that Dutch is her Johnny Cash, that she is

his June Carter, and that theirs is a great love story. When their

histories and choices finally collide, she is forced to confront

everything she thought she knew about love, identity, and what

it means to truly heal.