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What is V. about?
V. is a documentary. A graveyard in Leeds sets the scene for Tony Harrison's poem 'v.', which begins with the defacement of his parents' headstone. This incident prompts Harrison to reflect on the meanings of the letter 'v', representing victory, versus, and verses. The poem addresses divisions and conflicts within British society. Harrison intertwines his personal experiences with these themes, revealing his thoughts on cultural identity and heritage. Directed by Richard Eyre, the film runs for 38 minutes and was released in 1987.
When was V. released?
V. was released in 1987.
How long is V.?
V. has a runtime of 38 minutes.
What genre is V.?
V. is classified as Culture.