Just the Way You Are (1984)

Susan Berlanger, a talented flute player, grapples with insecurities stemming from her lame right leg, despite her professional achievements and admirers. On a European tour, she opts to disguise her disability by wearing a cast, hoping to gauge how her interactions would change without the stigma of her condition. As she navigates this new façade, Susan discovers the complexities of perception, acceptance, and her own self-worth, leading her to confront deeper issues of identity and confidence amidst the superficial judgments of others.