Pop
Jack's a kid exploring his identity when he befriends a recently released ex-convict, Pop. The pair bond, but Pop's past and his inability to control his emotions threaten to put Jack in danger.
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Made in association with Leicester LGBTQ+ Centre, this project is a reflection of rural masculinity, identity and intergenerational relationships. Inspired by tales of a real-life POP, Margo brought the character into the present day to unpick the complexities of growing up in a rural working-class village and discovering what it is to be a man. Margo Roe created this story to question miscommunication within tight-knit communities, reflect on working-class masculinity and open up a dialogue about discovering and nurturing gender identity within underprivileged households.

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