The Dwelling Place

Year: 1000

Runtime: More mins

Language: English

Director: Gavin Millar

Drama

Set in the 1830s, sixteen‑year‑old Cissie Brodie is left orphaned and the family house is repossessed. She secures a bleak dwelling where she must look after her younger siblings, aided by Matthew, a kindly local carpenter. Their fragile stability is threatened when the aristocratic Fischel family take an unwelcome interest.

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