Baggage Claim

At thirty-five, Montana Moore grapples with her family's traditional views on womanhood, which equate marriage and motherhood with identity. With her mother on her fifth husband and her sister engaged, Montana is determined to avoid being the oldest unmarried woman in her family. She embarks on an ambitious thirty-day journey covering thirty-thousand miles, aiming to find and charm a suitable fiancé to secure her place as a "lady" in her family's eyes.