A smart indie drama about a stubborn cartoonist forced to give up his independence and open himself up to the idea of friendship and the possibility of romance.A smart indie drama about a stubborn cartoonist forced to give up his independence and open himself up to the idea of friendship and the possibility of romance.A smart indie drama about a stubborn cartoonist forced to give up his independence and open himself up to the idea of friendship and the possibility of romance.A smart indie drama about a stubborn cartoonist forced to give up his independence and open himself up to the idea of friendship and the possibility of romance.A smart indie drama about a stubborn cartoonist forced to give up his independence and open himself up to the idea of friendship and the possibility of romance.
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Charlie Atwood is the creator of 'Barmy,' a newspaper comic with dwindling readership about the necessity of self-reliance. Severely injured in a car-bicycle collision, Charlie is forced to face his worst fear: the complete loss of independence. Amy Murray has her hands full as the home health care nurse assigned to Charlie. Confined to a full-leg cast and virtually immobile, Charlie must reevaluate his thought process and direction of the cartoon, while struggling with a growing fondness for Amy. —Anonymous
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