Synopsis

Martin sought out the company of Trevor, the new boy, with a specific aim: to partake in the lavish meals his family enjoyed regularly, a luxury his mother, Debra, seemed too preoccupied with political campaigning to provide. Meanwhile, Ma Moone and her companions envisioned a surge of female empowerment for their community through their canvassing efforts on behalf of Mary Robinson. Their enthusiasm, however, waned considerably when they found themselves reliant on the patronage of Francie Feel