The things I do for Laura Dern

Not even James Norton in fine knit could save this

To immerse oneself into the exquisite world created by Docter and Powers is a privilege. How wonderful it feels, amidst such havoc and cruel unpredictability, to be allowed some precious minutes to reflect on the beauty that lies in simply living. How dear to be told that without the sourness of failure there would be no true appreciation of the sweetness of joy. Here is hoping that, when the time comes to face the mighty gates of The Beyond, the glees greatly outweigh the regrets.

Full review at oneroomwithaview.com/2020/10/15/soul-lff-2020-review/

There’s so much merit in delivering an adaptation of a story so brilliantly told time and time again in a manner that is not only fresh but makes it feel like a discovery. How lovely it is to experience newfound wonder in the familiar.