Leave All Fair

The narrative follows John Middleton Murry as he travels to France to publish a collection of letters and journals from his late wife, Katherine Mansfield. During this time, he forms a friendship with Marie, the publisher's girlfriend, who bears a striking resemblance to Mansfield. As Marie learns more about Murry's motivations and actions, she uncovers the darker aspects of his relationship with the late author.

The film explores themes of sacrifice and the often complicated relationship between an author and their editor. It raises questions about the ethics of publication and the impact of personal desires on artistic integrity. With its setting spanning both France and New Zealand, the film presents a unique backdrop for its dramatic exploration of these themes.