The Seven O'Clock Club
Grief has five stages … or is it seven? Even more? It depends on who you ask. Genevieve Dempsey has, through various means, advertised an experimental grief therapy group that promises a “different approach” to healing based on her unique theory. Four participants are selected. Their job? Show up at 7 o’clock every Wednesday night for four weeks. Who are they? 52 year-old Victoria: a no-nonsense, tell-it-like-it-is, emotionally charged lawyer who takes a more skeptical stance on things. 31 year-old Freya: a kind, sensitive wife and interior designer struggling in her marriage and given to panic attacks. 20 year-old Mischa: a quiet girl prone to occasional outbursts who’s lost her sense of self after giving up so much of her own life to care for her ailing mother. 29 year-old Callum: an arrogant once-successful rock star who’s fallen from grace with his record label after spiraling from drug and alcohol abuse. All four of these have experienced a loss or tragedy, which are only all...
