
Jo Hartley
as Mandy Slade
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Cancer victim Jed is bitter as he is not eligible for free treatment because of the area in which he lives and he is unable to raise the money to pay for it. Then he meets fellow sufferer Mandy whose address entitles her to free medication. She suggests he move in with her and,although the relationship is rocky,they combine to register a public protest against the postcode lottery. The story is brought to life by director Tom Marshall. With a runtime of 24 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.