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Projecting the Archive: Poison Pen (PG)
When vicious letters are addressed to the inhabitants of a small village, accusations fly and trust is eroded, blighting the rural idyll. The tensions culminate in suicide and murder before the culprit is finally exposed. Stalwart character actress Flora Robson plays the village matriarch with her usual commanding grace, supported by a magnificent cast, not least Robert Newton and Ann Todd. The original play was penned by Richard Llewellyn, who went on to write How Green Was My Valley and None But the Lonely Heart.
Projecting the Archive Sunday Brunches
Please note: this is a old season with no further events to see
The BFI National Archive is one of the world's greatest film collections. To celebrate its 75th anniversary, we are screening films from their Projecting the Archive strand.
Past screenings that were part of this season
| Poison Pen | Sun 5 Sept 12:00 |
| The Halfway House | Sun 12 Sept 12:00 |
| The Brain Machine | Sun 19 Sept 12:00 |
| Nowhere to Go | Sun 26 Sept 12:00 |
