A Bough in Hell

Roslyn grapples with loneliness and insecurity as her husband is frequently away and her daughter is absorbed in her own life. Isolated in her Sydney flat, she misinterprets social interactions and feels alienated from her neighbors. Seeking solace, she turns to alcohol, initially viewing it as a temporary escape. However, this coping mechanism escalates into a dangerous obsession, highlighting her struggle for connection and the depths of her vulnerability.