Emotional Fusebox

Anna lives a hermit's life in her Mum's garden shed, making videos starring her thumbs. She wants to stay there but her Mum has other plans.

Cast

Jodie Whittaker

as Anna

Lorraine Ashbourne

as Marion

Marcia Warren

as Jean

Rachael Deering

as Fiona

Edward Hogg

as Adam

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