This dour showcase for Australian actor Rachel Griffiths is a drama of grief and motherhood that is subtle with a capital S.
Published 31 Mar 2016
Rebecca Daly’s follow-up to 2011’s The Other Side of Sleep.
The thinness of its concept becomes evident too quickly.
Will still be interesting to see what Daly does next.
A nifty, inventive horror film which sadly comes up a little short when it comes to cold, hard scares.
A stunning smalltown drama about grieving and forgiveness from first-time Swedish writer/director Magnus von Horn.
David Michôd emerges from the lion’s den and leaps directly into the furnace for his brilliant second feature.
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