De Wildt, South Africa. On an oppressively hot day, an elderly doctor is found drowned in a river on her home farm, apparently having slipped and fallen to her death. Deeply bereft, her family and servants remember a matriarch of fierce spirit who passed her passion for justice on to every man and woman, black or white. But for one friend - a detective - grief becomes splintered by an insidious doubt; one that will threaten to expose those he loves and the fractures in their family: she did not slip. THE SAVAGE HOUR is a stealthy and compelling walk in the bloodied dust of a post-apartheid rural community. In Elaine Proctor's sensory, filmic narrative, bereavement becomes the magnifying glass on a people pushed to the brink of a changing world.
About the Author
Elaine Proctor was born in South Africa. She has made several films, including On The Wire and Friends and published three novels, Rhumba, The Savage Hour and The Love Factory. She sits on the chapter for screenwriting at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts and is a member of the Writer s Guild of Great Britain. Elaine lives in Queen s Park, London.
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