Sonia Honey

On the surface, it’s just another day, but beneath it lies a quiet reckoning. Set against the backdrop of a bustling TV set and an equally demanding home, the story follows a middle-aged woman whose past life as a fêted actress now flickers faintly behind the curtain of domestic routines and scripted lines.

As she oscillates between takes and tasks, the blurred boundaries of performance and reality begin to echo a deeper truth: the silent erasure of women from the frame once they step past youth, and the relentless expectations that come with being a mother, partner, and caregiver: roles often assumed, rarely appreciated.

This is a tender, unflinching portrait of a woman who is searching not for applause, but for acknowledgement of her labour, her art, and her rightful place in stories, both public and private.