Resilience, Steadfastness, and a stiff upper lip - Eleanor Rigby embodies the great Britain of old. This potent moving blend of history and pop culture includes pivotal characters such as Father McKenzie, The Queen, Mr. Piggy, the Children of Liverpool, and, of course, That Fool on the Hill.

Depicting the resurrection and resilience of a post-war nation, Eleanor Rigby pulls the accumulated weight of her past through the boisterous streets of Liverpool. Unnoticed by the throng, she goes her own way, a solitary face in a busy crowd. Interpretation of key characters from The Beatles musical and historical narratives emerge. Interwoven in this homage to The Beatles tragic heroine are hints of "Julia," "Strawberry Fields Forever", "A Day in the Life", and sound effects from "Revolution 9".