Judy Klinger, the author whose autobiographical works inspired the movie 'An Angel at My Table,' is born.
Janet Frame, the New Zealand author on whose autobiographical books the movie is based, grows up and experiences the events that formed the basis of her writings.
Janet Frame publishes her autobiographical trilogy, including 'To the Is-Land', 'An Angel at My Table', and 'The Envoy from Mirror City', which later inspire the movie.
The biographical film 'An Angel at My Table' directed by Jane Campion is filmed in New Zealand.
The movie 'An Angel at My Table', directed by Jane Campion and based on Janet Frame's autobiographies, is released.
Isabel is born into a challenging family environment, marking the beginning of her life story.
Isabel faces difficulties in her early years, including family hardships and self-doubt.
Isabel goes to a boarding school that influences her view of the world and herself.
The separation of Isabel's parents affects her sense of security and family structure.
Isabel experiences mental health struggles leading to hospital stays, shaping her personal growth.
Isabel starts expressing herself through writing, paving the way for her future as an author.
Isabel publishes her autobiographies, gaining recognition for her literary voice.
Isabel contemplates her life's journey, strength, and identity, bringing the story full circle.
