Stevie

Year: 1978

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert Enders

Drama

A poet with a sharp, barbed wit, Stevie Smith leads a seemingly ordinary life in a London suburb. Days are filled with routine housework, writing verses, and chatting with her aunt, while her restless mind rebels against religion and middle‑class conventions. This inner turbulence keeps her from embracing the affection of a man who cares for her.

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