My Family of Hicks

Winston Clarke swore he'd never move back when he left Hicksville, Indiana. But after a "successful retirement" followed by a self-inflicted relapse, he checks out of a two-week rehab stint only to be absconded by his agricultural billionaire aunt on her private jet. Her mission? Drag him home to the land of pickup trucks and passive aggression to take his rightful place in the sacred soybean dynasty he thought he'd ditched forever.

Back on the homefront, Win is knee-deep in secrets, scandals, and his loud, loving, gloriously unfiltered family of Hicks. There's his sister, Willow, a bartending philosopher with killer comedic timing, and his mother, Marci, a hoarder clinging to expired, bloated canned goods and even older guilt.

As Win sorts through the vines of legacy, a past love, and at least three generations' worth of affluent misfits, he must decide if the life he ran from might be the place he belongs.

Hilarious, heart-wrenching, and just a little bit tipsy, My Family of Hicks is a queer, coming-home comedy about choosing your roots-even when they're tangled, twisted, and slightly pickled.