Each To His Own

George Cooper is fifty and very lonely. His son Simon is twenty-eight and is in love with his brother, Daniel’s wife, Louise. Simon is twenty-eight and trying to live the dream, but failing. Daniel is obsessed with image and money. Louise is twenty-three and is in love with Simon, but she is worried about her daughter Kelly. Brenda Jones is thirty-five and depressed because her husband David does not want children. Debbie Hill is twenty-two and did not have a friend in the world. Their real troubles begin when they reach out for happiness.