This film wears its heart on its sleeve from the first moment. It never attempts to be anything more than a slow burn that whittles away at your understanding of love and loss in the most understated way.
It doesn’t try to be flashy—though it is beautiful—and simply gets out of the way in order to let Honor Swinton Byrne emote her human experience.
It’s stirring and warm and familiar.
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