The White Hennessy

Bored of being a Jewish socialite, Robin is steeped in a world of illusion, searching for something real, searching for something to make her feel alive. To pass the time she throws quirky get-togethers at her West Village Town House, where fetishes, orgies and fantasies abound.
Micah is an aspiring Wordsmith with the body of a God. Hailing from the meanest part of Brooklyn, he struggles to find his true self as he conforms to the scandalous impulses that has consumed many in his neighborhood, including his cousin Sean, who is a trigger-happy psycho hellbent on corroding anything he touches.
After a spontaneous encounter on a scaffold, Micah, accompanied by Sean, found himself in Robin's Town House surrounded by wealthy freaks. The mood started off casually, then quickly turned to ominous when Micah spotted an old acquaintance from the neighborhood, and tensions started to rise. Sensing something brewing, Micah got lost in Robin's eclectic aura, ignoring the imminent danger, as he had more pressing matters to tend to, like Robin's form fitted cocktail dress.
But for Sean, an old score needed to be settled. And for Micah, he wanted to score with a rich girl. So with Robin impairing his rationale, and Sean plotting to make a scene, Micah is caught in a clash between two social classes vying for his attention. Sean almost killed him once, but this time...this time might finally be it. Will he survive? Or will the allure of grandeur and his cousin's weak reputation be the salvation he prayed for?