Review: Andrew Ridker's family drama “Hope” features a tight-knit suburban family that comes undone.
But while “Hope” shares its name with a “snappy acronym” and a punchy slogan, it is so named because it is what the Greenspans — Scott, his wife, Deb, and their children, Maya and Gideon — cling to when their tight family unit breaks down and falls apart. The result is a series of absorbing portraits of compellingly flawed individuals and a vivid depiction of modern American life.
Maya is struggling to make her mark as a young assistant at a New York publishing house. A chance encounter with William, the high school English teacher she was infatuated with at the age of 17, rekindles old emotions. She makes plans to see him — just moments before her boyfriend proposes marriage — and soon embarks on another illicit relationship.
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