Do Not Go Gentle

The story follows Maureen, who is overwhelmed with her responsibilities at home and unable to care for her father, William. As he faces potential Alzheimer's, his children, Alun and John, are unwilling to offer substantial help. William, a lifelong socialist, grapples with his anger towards a government he feels has forsaken him in his old age.

Set against the backdrop of the 1980s, William reflects on the decisions made during that time, particularly around home ownership and the expectations placed on him. As he confronts the reality of his situation, he devises a plan to retaliate against a system that has let him down. The film addresses the poignant issues of aging and social justice, making it a reflective piece for viewers interested in personal and political narratives.