Comedy
United States of America
Frances Ferguson is a dark comedy film that follows the life of a young woman who is dissatisfied with her life in a small town in Nebraska. Frances is married to a man she doesn't love and works as a substitute teacher at a local school.
One day, Frances has an affair with one of her students, and when she gets caught, she's arrested and put on trial. She's ultimately sentenced to probation and community service, but she's unable to escape the shame and ridicule of her small town.
As she struggles to rebuild her life, Frances takes on a new identity and moves to a new town, hoping to start over. But even there, she finds that her past continues to haunt her.
The film is narrated by Nick Offerman and is directed by Bob Byington. It's based on actual events, which adds to the dark humor and irony of the story. The film has received positive reviews for its unique storytelling and standout performance by lead actress Kaley Wheless in the title role.
