When Joanne is woken
in the early hours of the morning by her mum convinced her husband is having an
affair, Joanne thinks her mum is just having another one of her ‘moments’. As
they drive to where her father is it’s only when he emerges from a meeting with
a male companion that Joanne’s mum accepts that she was wrong.
With Joanne trying to set
herself up as a singer along with her boyfriend, she also spends time worrying about
her parent’s relationship and therefore asks her dad straight if he’s having an
affair. With him denying anything of the kind Joanne is happy, but when her mum
later disappears and blood is found in her car, she’s not entirely convinced
her dad didn’t have something to do with it.
As her worries escalate
about her mum’s state of mind and her parent’s relationship, Joanne and her
siblings Bobby & Lisa start to wonder whether their dad is capable of
murder, but it’s not until Joanne digs deeper into the family that she realises
just how many secrets have been kept.
This 80’s thriller
drama was a good watch, but I wouldn’t bother watching it again.
It didn’t grip me or
have me on the edge of my seat, but I’m glad I’ve watched it.
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