In Her Own Time

Jane and Mia have a sisterly friendship, and like sisters, they argue frequently. Jane is trying to get into art school, but is conflicted because she is afraid that she has to leave Mia behind if she accepts her place at Art school.

Cast

Lottie Rose

as Mia

Tracey Lushington

as Helen

Rory Keane

as Lecturer

Bathsheba Kabubi

as Kaila

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