The Key, no secret

Pogus Caesar’s film ‘Francesca’s Key’ gets a public showing this Thursday (25th October) at the Library Theatre. The screening starts at approximately 7 p.m and is free.

Francesca’s Key draws on local history to tell the mystical story of Francesca, a local girl who runs away from home and embarks on a journey via the reservoir. Through the narrative, the area of Ladywood is explored and offers a new interpretation of the place, from an inner city suburb into an exotic landscape.

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