Mad Hatter

"Mad Hatter" explores the impact of wartime internment and social upheaval on a British family and those connected to them, starting with Christopher Brooke's arrest in 1940. The story follows the lives of the Brooke family, Irish farm girl Mary Byrne, and her daughter, capturing their personal struggles amid a darkening political climate. As the narrative unfolds into the postwar period, it charts the slow disintegration of relationships and family bonds, leading to a surprising and poignant conclusion.