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As Aisha descends into depression after her husband’s death, her 15-year old daughter Violet finds herself in the role of carer. Aisha’s son Troy is excluded from school and increasingly cut off from the rest of the family. But there, an unexpected tragedy will either make or break this already fractured family.
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