Used and Borrowed Time

Eva Gold visits an Autumn fair in Birmingham where she encounters deep-rooted racism.

Eva relives her tormented youth and the ramifications of her ill-fated interracial love affair.

Blanche wages verbal warfare upon her deranged children as they await the arrival of sinister Lorna for Christmas repast. Meanwhile, Weldon Johnson warns his son against carrying on a love affair with a white girl.

Older Eva remains at odds with her own self as she confronts the bigoted demons of present day. Meanwhile, as young Eva commences her lover's journey, Roy poetically laments his demeaned position as a black man bull whipped by white society.

Blanche depicts the worst in humanity by chastising her children and the fearful lovers. Meanwhile, the Woods family sharpens their sexual appetites via horrific exploits while contorting biblical principles to further their racist agendas.

The apogee of sadism is reached as the Woods clan receive retaliation from Weldon Johnson and his brave partner in crime. Meanwhile, Mr Johnson seeks to avenge his son Roy's deplorable fate.