Description
In a metaphorical boxing ring, Judith confronts her addiction to alcohol and tries to free herself from her dependencies. An intimate and powerful account of the struggle against oneself, resilience and the desire to live without pretence.
I never would have thought that your silence would shatter my indifference
A boxing ring for a battle against addiction.
Judith is slowly entering adulthood. An age she dreads. Because Judith can no longer lie – to others or to herself. Judith has been drinking alcohol since she was 12. Judith is an alcoholic. Completely dependent since her teenage years. Judith is slowly entering adulthood and wants to break free from this addiction. Judith is going to fight and battle, to face her challenges and confront herself. Judith is 34 years old, and, in the midst of this ‘ring’ that is life – her own life – she wants to live… without pretence!
