Everyone thinks they know Frankie. Men treat her like a bimbo. Friends don't stick around for long.

And her mother simply wants to show her off. She's either 'stuck up' or she 'loves herself' or she 'doesn't really have problems'. Why?

Because Frankie is beautiful. But Frankie is lost. Deafened by the noise of everyone else's opinions, she has made it to adulthood with no idea who she is or what she stands for.

When a topless photo of her goes viral, the opinions multiply and the noise reaches a fever pitch. Somehow, she is cancelled by both the feminists and the misogynists. But help comes from an unlikely source

• •celebrity campaigner, Maz Clarke, is looking for her next project and Frankie is it. Being invited into Maz's world feels like a golden ticket. But in a world of filters and fake opinion, can Frankie find a way to stop trying to prove who she isn't
• •and learn to discover who she really is?