The movie "The Tailor" tells the story of a "murderer" who returns and finds the truth.
Tilly returned to her hometown, An Australian town of Dungata, where at the age of ten she was expelled by villagers for murdering her classmate Stewart, and even Tilly's mother did not believe in her daughter's innocence, and the town at the foot of the mountain had not become more of a benevolent one in the past two decades. Of course, not everyone is unhappy with Tilly's return, for example, the handsome football star Teddy immediately fell in love with this beauty who had seen the world; the kind-hearted and privately transvestite sheriff Farrat, who glowed at the bright fabric that Tilly brought back from Paris; his unassuming clerk, Gertrude, Tilly's craftsmanship made the girl transform her face and became a stunning Cinderella at the ball.
Soon, Tilly's clothing store began to flourish, but it was clear that coming back to make money wasn't her only purpose. She had lost her memory on the day Stuart died, and she wanted to find evidence and clear her name.
The film is more critically narrated, but more in a mocking way, with Tilly leaving as a young child and growing up healthier outside. The personalities of those who remain have become more eccentric and bizarre, such as Tilly's elderly mother becoming insane. The fashionable charm of Tilly, who returned from school, contrasts her with the townspeople, showing the isolation of the small countryside and the incompatibility with urban life. This is not only reflected in the appearance of the dress, but also in the psychology. It is important for Tilly to find the truth and redeem herself, on the other hand, to take care of her mother and search for the truth of the tragic accident that happened that year.