Roderick O'Grady

In 1950s rural England, a local cowpuncher seeks to tame the moor, maintain belief in his pioneering spirit and gain the acceptance and support of an inhospitable local community.

In a near future, black people have been forced to live in the drug-infested Terrordome, a ghetto where they are continually subjected to the racist actions of the police. When a black boy is killed, it sets off an explosion of further violence.

Anna and Oliver must confront some hard truths when a disastrous event looms on the horizon.

“It is very difficult to speak about Marguerite Monnot, since all the world knows she was my best friend. Her talent—I won’t talk of, as it was her talent that helped me to be Édith Piaf.” - Édith Piaf, 12th October 1961