Zoë Atherton

Quali-T film with a capital Q. Like for me it had it all: *deep meaning *emotive scenes *artistic & interesting cinematography *unpredictable & intriguing plot *Acting was impeccable but the cherry on the marzipan was the dark humour. For me a bit of humour is crucial, particularly when you’re dealing with a heavy storyline. In a weird way, comedy makes a story all the more moving, enticing and emotional. Films without it just feel a bit too dead..