After the Party ending explained: Were Penny’s accusations against Phil correct? ...Middle East

*Warning: This article contains full spoilers for the final episode of After the Party, as well as mention of child sexual abuse that some readers may find distressing.* Across six episodes, After the Party takes you on quite the thrilling ride as we get whisked away into the goings-on of a small, coastal New Zealand town and the dark secrets that lay beneath it. The series follows Penny (Robyn Malcolm) five years on from her earth-shattering sex crime accusation against her now ex-husband Phil (Peter Mullan). While she’s bold, fearless and doesn’t really care what anybody thinks of her, when Phil moves back to New Zealand afte

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