Torbay Rage
For thirty-five years they were told it “remains a priority”.
When the derelict Albion burns in Paignton’s station square, forty-three phones film the fire. Chris Harvey films the crowd.
Home from Singapore and recovering from a stroke, he cuts a short film from his late father’s news tapes, and a forgotten seaside town suddenly finds its voice. With a care worker who writes everything down, an awkward old architect, and a young man who has done every job on Union Street, Chris starts asking who decided this town should never make anything again.
Somebody very rich would rather he didn’t.
A sharp, angry, hopeful political thriller about memory, evidence, and a town that refuses to be sad on cue.
