1973, Heather is a 14-year old girl who is impatient to be a woman. She has one eye on her mother's baby doll nightie and the other on her best friend's dad. However, on a holiday weekend, she discovers the difference between dressing up and growing up and is forced to make a choice about what she really wants.

Director Brian Kirk has since gone on to direct episodes of shows such as Luther, Dexter, The Tudors, Boardwalk Empire and Game of Thrones.

Cast - Heather - Jeni Courtney; Duncan - Gerard McCartney; Cath - Kimberley McConkey; Isobel - Paula McFeteridge; Jean - Magael McLoughlin; Production Company - Fillum Ltd; Director - Brian Kirk; Producer - Michael Casey; Writers - Jane Harris, Tom Shankland; Executive Producer - Paul Largan; Production Manager - Helen Murray; Director of Photography - Eric Gillespie; Designer - Shane Bunting; Costume Designer - Nuala McCaffrey; Editor - Jane Tubb; First Assistant Director - Peter Richey; Second Assistant Director - Raymond Kirk; Continuity - Kirsten Peryer; Location Manager - John Galvin; Make up Designer - Pamela Smyth; Sound Mixer - David Kilpatrick; Sound Assistant - Nathan Thompson; Soundtrack Consultant - Tim Fidelo; Focus Puller - Kurt Savage; Clapper Loader - Marie Conlan; Gaffer - Brian Livingstone; Lighting Assistant - Carlo McDonald; Grip - Glynn Harrison; Stills photographer - Lisa Carville; Casting Workshops - Andrea Dougherty; Set construction - R.C. Film and TV Set construction; Wardrobe vehicle - George Fairman; Trainee Designer - Judith Hoben; Trainee Location Manager - Andrew Wilson; Trainee Make up artist - Elizabeth Green; Trainee Production - Mark Soult; Trainee Editor - Paul Devlin; Insurance - Network Insurances; Catering - Route Catering; Camera Equipment - vfg; Stock - Kodak; Processing - Todd ao UK Ltd, Soho Images; Titles - Soho Images; Neg Cutter - Tru cut; Post Production facility - Yellow Moon; Dubbing Mixer - Doug Murray; Dubbing Studio - Ardmore Studios. A Premiere Film funded by Belfast City Council, Northern Ireland Film Commission and Ulster Television, with the participation of British Screen.