Turning the Tables
Amy Carter, a 21st-century woman trapped in 1984, cleverly manipulates public opinion to expose her abusive husband's family's misdeeds, gaining sympathy and refusing to be a victim.Will Amy's bold strategies continue to disrupt the sexist norms of 1984?
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