A Way of Life

Seventeen-year-old Leigh-Anne Williams juggles motherhood with a six-month-old daughter, Rebecca, relying on three teenage squatters who sell stolen goods for survival. As her financial struggles mount, a neighbor from Turkey becomes the focal point of her escalating paranoia. Leigh-Anne fears that Social Services will snatch her baby away, leading her to spiral into increasingly erratic and desperate behavior. Her delusions about the neighbor's intentions intensify, blurring the lines between reality and imagination as she fights to protect her daughter from perceived threats.