Saturday, Sunday, Monday

The story revolves around Rosa Priore, who is dedicated to preparing an extravagant Sunday lunch for her family and friends. However, as the weekend progresses, her life takes a dramatic turn by Sunday afternoon, leading to the unraveling of her marriage and the stability of her family.

With a strong cast including Frank Finlay, Nicholas Clay, and Judy Parfitt, this film captures the tension and emotional depth of personal relationships. The performances, particularly by Plowright and Olivier, highlight the intricacies of family interactions during a seemingly simple gathering. As a TV movie from the late 1970s, it offers a glimpse into the era's storytelling style and production quality, making it a unique piece for collectors.