Kate Gray struggles with a full-time career as a therapist, raising four young children, past personal traumas, and marriage. In an attempt to hold it all together, she turns to alcohol. As Kate spirals down through the "gray area" of addiction and anxiety, she must decide whether to choose to reach out for help or drown in her despair. This film challenges the viewer to reevaluate what alcoholism can look like. With mom wine culture at an all time high, "Gray Area" provides a timely look into how many contemporary women can struggle. Adapted into a screenplay by Adria Dawn, this film is based on the memoir "MY self: An Autobiography of Survival," by Kelley Kitley.
