In the summer of 1984, a mysterious figure known only as 'the Fox' is breaking into homes in the small village of Heathcote, creeping into private lives and setting up camp to watch people. As time stretches on, a sticky heat hangs in the air and paranoia sets in.It starts off small: a sense of someone in the room, muddy footprints on the carpet, fingerprints smudged on the bathroom mirror. Then things are taken or - even stranger - troubling objects begin to appear. Finally, it's one of their own they find gone. Anna is missing and all fingers point to the Fox. But as the heat intensifies, the villagers are growing fearful for a different reason; that their own dark secrets will be uncovered.Weaving together the voices of the village, FORGETTING ANNA is a beautifully observed and blackly witty look at what it takes to push a small community to the brink. Based on true events, it's an unsettling portrayal of the crippling effects of loneliness and the true price we pay to belong.