At tether’s end, middle-aged Faye can either go on being mad as hell or simmer down and somehow start over.
Synopsis
It’s 1976. Fraser has ousted Whitlam. But Lionel Murphy’s Family Law Act, revolutionising and simplifying the concept of no-fault divorce remains intact… All her married life, Faye Stockton has tried to control everyone but has only succeeded in driving all five grown-up daughters from the family home and her life. …
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About John Alsop
John Alsop is a Sydney-based screenwriter whose work includes co-writing the ABC-TV dramas “Brides of Christ”, “The Leaving of Liverpool”, “Bordertown” and “My Place”; the SBS mini-series “R.A.N. Remote Area Nurse”; and an adaptation of George Johnston’s classic “My Brother... View John Alsop's Bio
