Standing Up to Abuse
Amy Carter, a former boxing champion now living as a bullied rural wife in 1984, finally stands up to her abusive husband and his disrespectful family. She refuses to be treated like a servant and demands the respect she deserves, leading to a heated confrontation.Will Amy's bold defiance change her fate or escalate the conflict?
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