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Why this pick
Shares The Change’s wry, humane attention to middle-aged womanhood, family friction and self-reinvention, with comedy that grows from small social discomforts rather than broad gags.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
Shares The Change’s wry, humane attention to middle-aged womanhood, family friction and self-reinvention, with comedy that grows from small social discomforts rather than broad gags.
Why this pick
A funny, candid portrait of a woman reclaiming space for herself amid domestic chaos; its loose, lived-in scenes and sharply observed female perspective echo Linda’s offbeat reset.
Why this pick
Its gentle, eccentric warmth and unhurried journey toward belonging make it a strong fit for The Change’s mix of personal upheaval, rural texture and quietly liberating humor.
Why this pick
Another distinctly British female-led comedy-drama, balancing awkward laughs with a more uneasy emotional current and a protagonist whose life no longer fits its old shape.
Why this pick
Matches the bittersweet, idiosyncratic tone and focus on starting over in a place full of judgment, secrets and familiar faces, while staying briskly funny.
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01 / THE STORY
Linda finds a new lease of life when she learns that she's experiencing menopause. So she heads to the forest on a journey of self-discovery.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Linda

Agnes

Carmel

Joy

The Verderer

Steve

Tony

Siobhain