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Recovering from an operation in her decaying Devon home, Judy Haussman gathers her children, granddaughter and other visitors around her. Her attachment to the ideals of the 1960s collides with family resentments, new infatuations and the consequences of an unsettled past.
Vicar David Highland’s firm response to a grieving parishioner turns his coastal community against him. As his family also begins to fracture, he faces the loss of his parish position and the convictions that have shaped his life.
When Patrick is eight, his absent father returns briefly and gives him the challenge of the Three Kings. Years later, Patrick traces his father's life and the revelations surrounding that encounter, recounting grand plans, disappointments and self-delusion in a solo monologue about fathers, sons and inheritance.
Recovering from an operation in her decaying Devon home, Judy Haussman gathers her children, granddaughter and other visitors around her. Her attachment to the ideals of the 1960s collides with family resentments, new infatuations and the consequences of an unsettled past.
Vicar David Highland’s firm response to a grieving parishioner turns his coastal community against him. As his family also begins to fracture, he faces the loss of his parish position and the convictions that have shaped his life.
When Patrick is eight, his absent father returns briefly and gives him the challenge of the Three Kings. Years later, Patrick traces his father's life and the revelations surrounding that encounter, recounting grand plans, disappointments and self-delusion in a solo monologue about fathers, sons and inheritance.