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When Kerry returns home at 4.30am, an angry boyfriend is the least of her troubles. Something has happened, something that Kerry just wants to put behind her.
When Kerry returns home at 4.30am in a pickle costume, an angry boyfriend is the least of her troubles. Something has happened, something that Kerry just wants to put behind her. Reality and her imagination clash as she struggles to cope with a raw, life-altering trauma in this unflinching portrait of a survivor. Kerry rightly refuses to be seen as a victim or take the blame, despite what others might say. But the seemingly simple choice between taking a bath or not has powerful, wide-ranging consequences.
