Review: Driving Mum

Jon, compelled to honour his mother’s dying wish, embarks on a life changing trip across Iceland. With her body propped up in the backseat, along with the scene stealing family dog Bresnef, they travel to her home village and final resting place. Along the way Jon meets a variety of strangers and begins to question his own life. A quirky, heartwarming and emotional film.

Review: Conversations with my Gardener

Returning to his home town in rural France a successful Parisian artist needs someone to tame his wild large garden. Advertising for local help and completely by chance an old school friend who he hasn’t seen for years turns up. Spending time in each other’s company their old friendship is renewed. The artist is impressed by his friend who intrigues and amazes him with his honest and simple view of the world.

Review: All of Us Strangers

One night in a London tower-block, Adam (Andrew Scott) has a chance encounter with a mysterious neighbour, Harry (Paul Mescal), which changes his everyday life. As their intimate relationship develops, Adam revisits memories of his past and is drawn back to his childhood home where his parents (Claire Foy and Jamie Bell), appear to be living. Adapted from a Japanese novel and nominated for 6 BAFTAs.