superbly adapted to the screen and extremely faithful to mary webb period novel and this film is a true masterpiece. aside from the exceptionally talented rising star and janet mcteer as the lead and one or two established actors and the film used mostly little known names. yet the drama was all the more convincing for that. the social and personal tension is almost tangible and i felt as if the cast were reacting each other character as though they would have done in real life. i saw that one commentator asked if janet mcteer really had a hare lip and a testimony to just how good was her characterisation. i saw this on tv when it was first shown and taped it and then later the tape was sadly lost. but it remains clear as anything in my mind. if you have any fondness at all for the social period and it an absolute must see. 
superbly adapted to the screen and extremely faithful to mary webb period novel and this film is a true masterpiece. aside from the exceptionally talented rising star and janet mcteer as the lead and one or two established actors and the film used mostly little known names. yet the drama was all the more convincing for that. the social and personal tension is almost tangible and i felt as if the cast were reacting each other character as though they would have done in real life. i saw that one commentator asked if janet mcteer really had a hare lip and a testimony to just how good was her characterisation. i saw this on tv when it was first shown and taped it and then later the tape was sadly lost. but it remains clear as anything in my mind. if you have any fondness at all for the social period and it an absolute must see. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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