We meet Clare after the life she’s known for over twenty years is falling apart around her, with her son grown up, a husband’s departure, a lost job, Clare really seems to have lost all she held dear.
We find her reminiscing the life she lived, almost acknowledging it wasn’t the one she’d choose had she her time over.
We then find Sam, conveniently living a stones throw away from Clare’s Mother, beginning a new life, away from the busy streets of London.
Both Sam and Clare are likeable, easy to resonate with. You believe who they are, and little bramble seems picturesque.
It seems we’re given these two characters, Sam on the start of his journey, and Clare at the end of hers.
The stars seem aligned, and the title hints at Christmas around the corner, could this be a Christmas of love? I’d love to find out...
We find her reminiscing the life she lived, almost acknowledging it wasn’t the one she’d choose had she her time over.
We then find Sam, conveniently living a stones throw away from Clare’s Mother, beginning a new life, away from the busy streets of London.
Both Sam and Clare are likeable, easy to resonate with. You believe who they are, and little bramble seems picturesque.
It seems we’re given these two characters, Sam on the start of his journey, and Clare at the end of hers.
The stars seem aligned, and the title hints at Christmas around the corner, could this be a Christmas of love? I’d love to find out...