MY TURN TO STAY

Odette Linden, an actress, is about to land the first lead role of her career. But chaos erupts at a crowded promotional event, leaving her assistant Juno injured. Roxanne Fair, a retired professional boxer working security on-site, steps in and gets Odette out of the turmoil. Roxanne is subsequently hired by the film crew for six days of on-location security duty. As they spend time working together, the two grow close and develop a private, genuine romance. Roxanne, however, is used to solving problems by protecting others, and sometimes crosses lines without meaning to, making decisions for Odette. When she cancels a live interview without Odette’s consent, the pair are forced to confront issues of control and respect within their relationship. Meanwhile, persistent safety hazards plague the film production, and the producer tries to exploit their relationship for publicity, putting Odette to the test professionally and personally. Beneath the overlapping pressures of her acting career, workplace strain and romantic conflict, Odette gradually learns to voice her needs and uphold her professional boundaries. Roxanne comes to understand that true protection does not mean making choices for someone, but standing by them while respecting their decisions. In the end, through mutual understanding and growth, the two strike a balance between their careers, their love, and their individual identities.