Sometimes you have to be two different people.

Australian Director John Duigan returns home to make his first Australian film since audience favourites The Year My Voice Broke, Flirting and Sirens. LLinh (Nammi Le) is a Vietnamese Australian university student who begins working secretly as an escort after her father loses his job. Linhs new income helps pay the mortgage, but to keep her prostitution secret, she becomes a consummate liar. Not even her closest friends know least of all her boyfriend Jack (Andrew Hazzard). Managing to keep her two lives separate, she develops a close rapport with one of her clients, an enigmatic American art dealer (Peter OBrien) who books her on a regular basis. When finally Linhs two worlds collide, she struggles to deal with the shock and distress of those close to her and the value judgements of a society whose double standards she has witnessed first-hand.