Marilyn Monroe's final film, an unforgettably haunting neo-Western written by her then-husband Arthur Miller.

Marilyn’s final film is an unforgettably haunting neo-Western written by her then-husband Arthur Miller. Roslyn, a sensitive divorcee, falls in with a group of ‘lost souls’ in the Nevada desert: an ageing cowboy, a widowed mechanic, and a drifting rodeo rider. Together, they struggle to find a place in a fading world where the values of the Old West clash with harsh modern realities.

Screening as part of our Marilyn at 100 season, as June marks 100 years since the birth of one of the most iconic stars from Hollywood's Golden Age.