White Heat

Charlotte returns to a flat she used to share with seven other students after one of them has recently passed away, Charlotte being the executor of the will. As she begins cleaning and the other friends arrive, memories of 1965 begin flooding back.

In the fall of 1967 and graduation is right around the corner. Charlotte resists admitting the dysfunction of her relationship with Jack and Lilly leans on Orla when a personal crisis arrives. Victor and Jay must each confront their own demons.

A fourth member of the flat arrives in the present. They remember 1973 when they reunited after years of being apart, when Alan had returned from working in America. Jay comes out to the group and is met with mixed reactions.

In the winter of 1979, strikes cause chaos and a general election is imminent. The seven meet back at the flat where only three currently live. Jack's regrets cause him to lash out at Charlotte, but the friends must put aside their drama to celebrate Alan and Lilly's engagement.

In 1982, Jack has succumb to his heroin addition, so Jay and Orla-the only ones still living in the flat-invite the other flat mates to return to help Jack get clean.

The year is 1990 and Jay and Orla still live in the flat, but Jack has decided to sell it. The prospective sale inspires Orla to organize one last get together for the seven friends who have gone years without seeing one another.