The writer shares her story with extraordinary vulnerability with director Sinéad O’Shea (Pray for Our Sinners) as O’Brien invites her into her modest rental apartment to hear her tale. O’Brien’s cluttered home isn’t the sight one expects for such an esteemed cultural icon, but it’s distressingly illustrative of the misogyny she faced for the intimacy and candour of her depictions of women’s sexuality… Jessie Buckley doubles as O’Brien’s voice to read her memoirs. –POV

“… A moving, insightful tribute to O’Brien as a formidable writer and a woman of remarkable complexity.”-Financial Times