Indecent Exposure

Indecent Exposure is an unforgettable story about the power of love despite one family's failure to express emotion. The family patriarch, a WWII veteran, attributed his survival to the bombing of Hiroshima; his children Chip and Emily grew up under that unspoken guilt. As their father is dying, they gather forces for a family war, accusing each other of betraying his legacy.  Emily writes a tell-all memoir, while Chip honors their dad's privacy by refusing to visit him in hospice.  Their conflict forces a deeper family truth into the light, and, ultimately, their reconciliation demands an unforeseen code of conduct.