A sensitive, sensual and occasionally amusing portrait of teenaged obsession with a winning turn from Lawther.
It is beautifully filmed, tenderly felt and brilliantly acted, announcing Steggall as an exciting new voice in British cinema.
Delicate character drama with Juliet Stevenson a distraught mother and Alex Lawther as her son, drifting around the French countryside.
Delicately handled and beautifully filmed Departure also boasts two deeply felt performances with Juliet Stevenson making the most of an all-too-rare leading role.
A finely tuned portrait of a middle-aged woman coming to terms with the fact that her marriage was doomed from the start.
Juliet Stevenson takes the honours as a mother making an emotional trip to the south of France with her son.
General release. Check local listings for show times.
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