Telling Tales

Telling Tales delves into the struggles of an industrialist and his wife as they navigate their crumbling marriage and the potential sale of the company. The plot thickens with the involvement of Paul Roberts and his terminally ill wife, Ingrid, adding layers to the emotional stakes.

Complicating matters further, a shop steward's strike at Paul's factory threatens the sale, showcasing the tension between personal and professional lives. The story also highlights the role of the shop steward's wife, who works for the industrialist, creating a network of interconnected stories that reveal varying motivations and perspectives.

This film, produced by the Yorkshire Arts Association, offers a unique examination of human relationships against the backdrop of industrial challenges in the late 1970s. Its character-driven narrative and dramatic themes make it a notable entry in the genre.