Sarah Busby

Superb, funny and moving everything lacking in modern writing.

Enjoyable wish we'd picked it as a Sat afternoon film rather than a Friday night but a solid 4/5.

Very very good. Some toe curling cringy moments make this very black comedy thriller a great watch. To be fair its fairly obvious how it will play out but still fascinating. A couple of major plot holes to ignore but it would be spoilers to say.

A lot of build up for a lot of nothing watchable but pointless and the awful music in the first ten minutes almost made us turn it off.

Breathy acting poor directing for a great story. We watched it but it was quite irritating.

Tongue in cheek, very funny well worth watching

Amazing just amazing but I have to say glad I watched it at homes as its a long one

Implausible rubbish with a great cast to pull you in and awful writing to throw you back out. Wish I could give it less

Didn't dig deep enough for me. An engrossing and strange story but I felt the documentary glossed over the neglect and problematic 'home schooling' by the mother. Failed to explain the father's behaviour just hinted and then back tracked at things. The incredible creativeness of the boys, or possibly some if them was highlighted but not attributed. I wanted to know more about the individual versus the pack. That they deified an appalling mother was interesting but skirted around. Left me feeling like the documentary makers missed so much

Honestly I'm not sure whether to give this 1 or 5. It was incredibly moving, poetic even but so difficult to watch. Ultimately I think I loved it. Not really a survival drama more a deep psychological dive into abandonment and the false protections we create for ourselves.