Synopsis

Phyllis's home overflows with dolls. Her fixation has grown into a towering collection, bags brimming with the figures lining the walls from floor to ceiling. A spare bedroom houses a makeshift hospital where she meticulously removes limbs from one doll to mend another. Now, her son warns of involving Adult Protective Services if she cannot control this compulsion. Janet's dwelling is consumed by hoarding; she navigates treacherous piles of refuse to reach the single recliner that serves as her