All We Had In Common

The bonds we forge in life can sometimes surprise us. The closeness which can develop between two people who, on the surface, appear too different or too distant can turn into something which defines us as a human being.
Such is the relationship between Dodi and her daughter-in-law, Eva. From different ends of the social spectrum, their interactions were often cordial at best, but moving through life can often take two fundamentally different people towards the same point.
Through alternating family histories we follow both women's lives as they age, as family issues come and go, and as they both come to a realisation about each other and the common ground they find for themselves.