Life in Flight 2009

In the midst of a whirlwind of professional ambitions and social ascension, Will Sargent, portrayed by Wilson, is adeptly juggling multiple responsibilities as he climbs the ranks in New York City’s vibrant architectural scene. His wife, Catherine, played by Smart, stands by his side as a devoted partner, passionately managing their shared public persona and playing a crucial role in their success. However, their seven-year-old son, Nate, acted by Rosseljong, often finds himself sidelined, as his extracurricular activities take a backseat to the high-pressure dynamics of his parents’ lives, revolving around a potentially transformative deal.

As Will delves deeper into the competitive world of architectural innovation, he encounters Kate Voss, a talented small-space designer portrayed by Collins, whose remarkable work has ignited his interest. Their connection blossoms through mutual acquaintances and a series of conversations where they explore Kate’s inventive designs at various social events. Yet, what Will neglects to reveal during these encounters is a crucial detail—his marital status.

The carefully constructed facade begins to unravel when Kate accidentally dials Will’s home phone number, leading to an unforeseen revelation courtesy of Catherine. A surprising twist unfolds as Kate arrives at the Sargent family home, only to realize that the unassuming residence she envisioned is indeed Will’s actual living space. This shocking encounter lays bare the significant secret Will has been keeping from her, shifting the dynamics of their budding relationship and setting the stage for a dramatic exploration of ambition, honesty, and the impact of choices made in the pursuit of success.