Relative Control follows Sara, a middle-aged corporate attorney whose carefully managed life starts fraying at the edges when her aging father's accidents and her adult son's dependence collide with the biggest case of her career. It is a familiar sandwich-generation story, the kind where competence is tested by the people who love you most. The Leans Traditional label fits because the film treats family obligation as a given rather than a burden to escape. Sara adapts; she does not dismantle. There are no LGBTQ storylines, no political framing beyond the personal, and the casting follows conventional patterns. The tone is comedic drama with conventional values running quietly underneath.