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New British Film to Premiere in Bournemouth
Posted on: October 12th, 2011 by History Month

A new British film will portray a gay relationship from many years ago and how an act of treachery brought it to a tragic outcome. Set in  a Somerset village, Rufus Stone is a picture of what life was like for a young gay man in rural England in the-not-very-distant-past.

Devised by Kip Jones and written and directed by Josh Appignanesi, the film stars William Gaunt and Lin Blakny. It will premiere at Bournemouth University on November 16th at 2pm. For more info go here. For a free ticket go here

Rufus Stone is one of the products of a three year research project at the University entitles: A Gay and Pleasant Land?

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