A fabulous movie that will intrigue the movie habitues

Rating: 10/10 (18 May 2018)

Again, Diane and I disagreed with the value of this film; I thought that it was pure cinematic gold while she thought it was base tin. I am drawn to softer movies that roll out their direction quietly rather than slapping the viewer in the face to make sure that they know what the film is about. This marvellous British film is about something, but it meanders around before it finally sets its various subjects.

I won't bother to rewrite the nerve's of the film; those details are available better than my disjointed writing in other excellent IMDb comments. Suffice to say that the substance of the movie is tender, warm and extremely non-Hollywood with all that last comment carries with it: no guns, no cars and no violence of any kind.

The viewer does not have to think about the film; just let the beauty of the environment, the building interiors and the warmth of the interaction of the characters envelope you and relish a movie experience that requires you only to go to another place, another time with an abundance of warm characters. Drown yourself in a sweet movie experience.