Jamie Godard, a young woman struggling with emotional immaturity, is haunted by her absent father and her childhood toys. She finds a job at a toy store and marries her coworker Charlie, but the relationship ends in failure. Jamie then moves to New York City, where she becomes a sex worker catering to older men with a penchant for playing fatherly roles.
Toys Are Not for Children
Childhood trauma and fixation on nostalgic toys drive Jamie Godard's emotional struggles, as she tries to fill the void left by her absent father.
