A Place To Call Home (2013)

In the heart of rural Australia in the nostalgic 1950s, A Place to Call Home weaves an enchanting tale of resilience, romanticism, and the unyielding power of change. The narrative unfolds around the enigmatic Sarah Adams, played by the captivating Marta Dusseldorp, who, after spending two decades in Europe, is lured back to her homeland by a shattering piece of news. Her voyage back to Australia, however, is anything but ordinary. As a nurse on the ocean liner transporting her home, Sarah finds her life intricately tangled with the Blighs - a family of wealth, influence, and hidden scandal. As the waves of the ocean carry her towards a past she thought she'd left behind, Sarah is faced with the chilling reality of a mother's resentment. Her crime? Embracing Judaism, a decision that remains a thorn in her mother's side. In Sydney, her homecoming is far from warm. Her estranged mother's unforgiving nature and the spectre of a scandalous family secret she stumbles upon exacerbate her predicament. However, opportunity knocks when George Bligh, the patriarch of the Bligh family, extends an employment offer at the Inverness hospital. Despite the disapproval of Elizabeth, George's domineering mother, Sarah seizes the opportunity. A Place to Call Home is a poignant journey of healing, self-discovery, and the relentless confrontation with a rapidly changing era. Amidst the turmoil, Sarah is on a quest, not just for survival, but to find a sanctuary, a place she can truly call home. As the story unfolds, it beckons viewers to tag along on Sarah's riveting expedition, urging them to witness her confront life anew, and embark on a path towards redemption and solace.

A Place To Call Home is a drama show featuring Marta Dusseldorp.

A Place To Call Home is currently streaming on Acorn TV, AcornTV Amazon Channel, Hoopla and Spectrum On Demand.

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