Tamara Drewe

With her redone nose, her endless legs, her sexy princess looks, her job in the gutter press, his aspirations for fame and his ease with Breaking hearts, Tamara Drewe is the urban Amazon of the 21st century. Her return in the countryside, in the village where her mother lived, is a shock for the little girl community that thrives there in peace. Men and women, bohos and rural people, author at big draw, frustrated academic, discarded rock star, native son, Local teenagers stuffed with celebrities, all of them are attracted to Tamara, whose pyromaniac beauty, dangerous liaisons and amorous ramblings arouse obscure passions and provoke a chain of circumstances resulting in a tragedy in the style of Posy Simmonds, that is to say, both poignant and absurd. Loosely inspired by Thomas Hardy's novel Far from the Madding Crowd Unleashed, a deliciously cruel and ironic portrait of England of today.