"Have I taken my pills yet, Barry?"
When Barry, a repressed, 30-something year old man, returns home to find his dementiating Mother sick and covered in spew, he is forced to cancel his evening date and take care of her. As resentment builds and his alcoholic tendencies are used to cope, the two get in a drunk and confused fight.
Joanna Rannelli
Mother
Liam McCulley
Barry
Raven Light
Mrs. McDougal
When Barry, a repressed, 30-something year old man, returns home to find his dementiating Mother sick and covered in spew, he is forced to cancel his evening date and take care of her. As resentment builds and his alcoholic tendencies are used to cope, the two get in a drunk and confused fight.
When a celebrated TV show host returns to his hometown in the South, his family is there to remind him that going home is no vacation!
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