V.

The film presents a unique interpretation of Tony Harrison's poem "v.". It delves into the various meanings associated with the letter 'v', including victory, versus, and verses. The narrative begins with a poignant incident in a Leeds graveyard where graffiti has marred the poet's parents' headstone.

As the film progresses, it reflects on the broader societal divisions and conflicts in Britain, alongside the poet's personal journey. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in the intersection of poetry and visual art may find this work significant for its thematic depth and artistic approach.