Based on a popular graphic novel, Tamara Drewe is a colorful comedy of manners that chronicles a young woman’s sexual misadventures at a bucolic writers’ retreat in England.
Posy Simmonds’ original comic was also serialized in The Guardian, with a story inspired by Thomas Hardy’s novel Far From the Madding Crowd. The big-screen version is directed by Stephen Frears, maker of modern indie classics such as Prick Up Your Ears, High Fidelity, and The Queen.
Visit the film’s official website, the full Tamara Drewe archive at The Guardian online, read an interview with Posy Simmonds, and buy a copy of the graphic novel
Click through below for images from Tamara Drewe.
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