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In 1818 Hampstead, independent-minded dressmaker Fanny Brawne meets struggling poet John Keats and initially finds his work as impractical as he finds her fashion-conscious confidence. Their guarded exchanges soften into intimacy after Fanny helps care for Keats’s ill brother, and poetry becomes the private language of their courtship.
Their bond deepens despite money, class expectations and the resistance of Keats’s friend Charles Brown, but the poet’s worsening health places time against them. Jane Campion tells the story largely through Fanny’s experience, pairing Abbie Cornish and Ben Whishaw with Greig Fraser’s tactile images of fabric, weather and changing seasons.
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