In the 1980s East End, Ted, a former drag queen, tries to reconnect with his estranged daughter Cassandra, who's struggling to accept him. After years of being apart, Ted's diagnosis of a hereditary illness prompts him to reach out to Cassandra, and they eventually meet in a greasy spoon. Despite their initial awkwardness, Ted hopes to get to know her and warn her about his condition, but Cassandra's past bitterness and fear make it difficult for her to accept him. As Ted performs as Iva Secret, a drag queen, Cassandra begins to see her father in a new light and starts to understand his passion for drag. However, a flashback to Cass' childhood reveals her confusion and discomfort with her father's cross-dressing, causing her to struggle with accepting him. Despite this, the two take small steps towards reconciliation, with Cassandra finally opening up to her father's world and Ted accepting her differences.
Making Up
In the colorful and gritty 80s East End drag scene, a poignant tale emerges as Ted, struggling with a hereditary condition, leaves emotional voicemails for his estranged daughter Cassandra, seeking a connection.
