Euphoria

In 1933, three brilliant young anthropologists find their lives entangled deep in the jungles of New Guinea. Nell Stone—magnetic, trailblazing, and notorious for her provocative fieldwork—arrives with her fiercely ambitious husband, Fen. Their volatile partnership is upended when they cross paths with Andrew Bankson, a lonely researcher who becomes instantly captivated by the couple and their daring intellectual world.

For a brief, intoxicating period, the trio flourishes. Their ideas sharpen, their research thrives, and their connection becomes a source of inspiration none of them has ever known. But the intense closeness that fuels their creativity also fans dangerous flames. Love, ambition, rivalry, and desire begin to collide, unraveling the fragile balance that holds them together.

As passion turns volatile and jealousy spirals out of control, the bonds between them—and the work that defines their lives—are pushed to the brink, with devastating consequences none can escape.