The main claim to fame of this teleplay may be that one of the two female leads is Gillian Taylforth, who would soon become a national figure through her longrunning work on EastEnders. The story itself - two sisters (Taylforth and Tammi Jacobs), one who is near marriage, one who has zero interest in marriage, and the questions they face about these stances while on an impromptu road trip to Brighton - is slight, but thinner stories have held up better than what we have here. The main issue is execution, as the plot feels padded out, especially the sections where Jacobs is menaced by two local toughs; the moments where she bonds with a fair worker leave you wanting more, and probably should have taken up a larger portion of the film. Still, you can enjoy some lovely scenery, and pause to remember the world as it once was.
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