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The Last Time

On hearing she may not have long to live, a woman in her fifties goes looking for love in all the wrong places.

Starring:

Linda Bassett, Garrett Keogh, Brian Munn, Britta Smith, Sean Treacy, Brendan Gunn, Ronan Wilmot, Barry Flanagan, Louise Kiely, Maeve Leonard

Genre:

Short

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