Our film is set in the 90's and revolves around an awkward, clumsy teenage boy navigating a house party. He doesn't fit in, and doesn't know how to act, until he spots a girl in the crowd. Time passes, and things go south.
Vince, a "Watcher" employed by the new dystopian government, is posted upon the UK coastline to watch for any possible asylum seekers. According to him, he leads a normal life, until a stranger tracks him down and infects his normality.
This short documentary offers a powerful reflection on VE Day, tracing the key moments of World War II through a concise timeline, and weaving in two deeply personal stories: A moving letter from a British veteran, written on VE Day, revealing his true feelings to his wife back home, and the emotional toll and quiet resilience of those who served for our country. And, a first hand account from David Doubleday, an 87 year old man who was only 7 years old in 1945, brings to life what VE Day felt like through the eyes of innocence — a mix of celebration, confusion, and hope.