Strange Country is a about the strange country of motherhood, the strange country of the home. It is about the darkness and the light in the everyday; the ties of love that tie us down and the ties of love that set us free; the space that is safe and the space that makes us scared; about security and freedom; about the golden locks, the locks that are golden and shiny and beautiful but also lock us inside; about a place of magic and fear; imagination and staleness; what is magical and what is mundane, about the magical in the mundane; about the nightmares and dreams of childhood, of motherhood.