A film that toys with us as much as it plays with itself, A One-Sided Affair is a provocative exploration of current events. When famous composer, George Watson, dies he leaves his family in a dilemma: either they become the center of a national controversy or let his entire estate go to his cats. Tensions about the embarrassing topic rise when a right-wing newscaster stays under the same roof as the left-leaning, opinionated family.
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