Much to their annoyance, she embarks on an affair with a flashily obnoxious rock drummer (Dominic Cooper). The film is centred on the title character, a somewhat unlikely Independent columnist (Gemma Arterton), who looks tasty in denim shorts and has returned to her home village after a much-needed nose job to wreak emotional havoc on the locals, notably handy-man Andy Cobb (Luke Evans) and philandering local crime novelist Nicholas Hardiment (Roger Allam). The English countryside is pretty, and it’s good to see a splendid cast of mainly British actors so happily and productively employed. In the end, Tamara learns the value of family, friendship, and love as she navigates her way through the madness.Turning heads: Gemma Arterton as title character of Stephen Frears's latest cinematic offering With her relationships straining and her familys farm in peril, Tamara must try to find a way to keep everyone happy and the village functioning. Everything is going well until her high school crush, a local writer named Nicholas, suddenly appears and throws a wrench into the mix.Īs the situation escalates, tensions between Tamara, Ben, Nicholas and Andy come to a head. Meanwhile, she begins to form a strong bond with the villages older resident, Andy. She soon develops a relationship with a young rock star, Ben, who lives in the countryside nearby. Her return turns the town upside down as she quickly establishes relationships with all the local townsfolk.Īs Tamara gets comfortable in her old home, her blossoming relationships become the talk of the town. The film is set in a rural village in Dorset, England and follows the story of Tamara Drewe, a modern young woman who returns to the village after leaving for boarding school as a young girl. Tamara Drewe is a 2010 British romantic comedy-drama based on the comic strip of the same name by Posy Simmonds.
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