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The coach pushes the rowers to improve after a disappointing practice, and Susan is involved in the team conflict over the seat.
The coach works with the rowing team during selections, while Reba is identified as expecting the Olympic seat.
Abi participates in intense seat races and team selections at Union Academy, where the coach pushes the rowers to improve.
Mrs. Brooks challenges Abi's refusal to move on and tells her that she cannot continue living at home without working.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Abi attends social events with Meghan, who is described as a former rower.
Susan confronts Abi, accusing her of abandoning the team and returning only because Olympic glory has become available.
Abi was once an alternate and had previously given up her place, leaving Reba to expect the seat; Abi later considers reclaiming that opportunity.
Abi reconnects with Geoff, and their conversations acknowledge that both of them have changed.
Abi Brooks must reconcile her lifelong Olympic rowing ambition with the healthier and more balanced life she has begun to build.
Directed by Ben Hickernell
Backwards (2012) · 5.7/10 · drama
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