![Werris Creek cartoonist Kate Rutter hopes her new mural depicting her hometown's cinematic history will encourage people to visit. Picture by Gareth Gardner Werris Creek cartoonist Kate Rutter hopes her new mural depicting her hometown's cinematic history will encourage people to visit. Picture by Gareth Gardner](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/200003594/0a1d0bdd-95dd-4445-8661-26644cc9658e.jpg/r0_0_4906_3554_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Behind the Friendly Grocer on the main street of Werris Creek proudly stands the newest contribution to the Liverpool Plain's artistic scene.
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Local cartoonist Kate Rutter is donating a mural celebrating the town's involvement in filming the 2006 Superhero film Superman Returns and megastar Angelina Jolie's 2014 war drama Unbroken.
"Hopefully once it's done it'll encourage more people will stop by for a tea or a coffee instead of just driving straight through," Ms Rutter said.
She says she'll be putting the finishing touches on the mural this week.
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After learning from her work on other local murals, Ms Rutter said she wanted to test her skills and do something to promote her hometown.
"Not many people know what's happened in the past around the township of Werris Creek," Ms Rutter said.
The mural depicts the most recognisable local landmarks featured in the two movies, plus Werris Creek's own lawnmower-turned-movie-star, Igor the goat.
![The mural celebrates Werris Creek's involvement in filming the 2006 Superhero movie Superman Returns and Angelina Jolie's 2014 war drama Unbroken. Picture by Gareth Gardner The mural celebrates Werris Creek's involvement in filming the 2006 Superhero movie Superman Returns and Angelina Jolie's 2014 war drama Unbroken. Picture by Gareth Gardner](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/200003594/d2a8a600-a5bd-40ae-bc2c-6dd939944507.jpg/r0_0_4827_3345_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Ms Rutter has been working on the project for the last three weeks, using paint given to her following a previous gig.
She says the mural will be ready within the next few days pending the arrival of the last bit of paint she ordered for the finishing touches.
Those wanting to feast their eyes on the mural in-person can follow the laneway between the grocer and Junction Park Takeaway, just off Single Street.
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