Eddie Rosales

Fierce People -- When a rich family offers to hire Liz as a personal masseuse, she accepts, thinking it'll shield her teenage son from the troubles of the city. But high society is a jungle too, and her son falls into the country club world of sex, drugs, and privilege.

Raising a child in New York City proves daunting for a massage therapist (Diane Lane), especially when the father is miles away in South America conducting field work on the Yanomamo tribe, also known as "fierce people." When a rich family wants to hire her as a personal masseuse, she accepts, thinking it'll shield her teenage son from the troubles of a more pedestrian life. But tragedy soon teaches her that high society is a jungle too.

When a rich family offers to hire Liz as a personal masseuse, she accepts, thinking it'll shield her teenage son from the troubles of the city. But high society is a jungle too, and her son falls into the country club world of sex, drugs, and privilege.

A massage therapist looking to overcome her addictions and reconnect with her son, whose father is an anthropologist in South America studying the Yanomani people, moves in with a wealthy ex-client in New Jersey.