You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine

In an unnamed American city, a woman known as A navigates her life with her roommate B and boyfriend C, who encourages her to participate in a reality dating show. A's existence revolves around a diet of popsicles and oranges, binge-watching television, especially commercials featuring Kandy Kat. She aspires to an unattainable beauty ideal shaped by advertising. Her obsession with fame is heightened by local celebrity Michael, who gains notoriety for his extravagant purchase of veal, reflecting A's yearning for recognition and the absurdity of modern culture.