Better Things
Synopsis
'Hopkins has a singularity of style worth watching and the courage not to flinch in putting it on screen.' (Nigel Andrews, Financial Times) This widely-praised first-time director renders the beauty of the Cotswolds in stark cinematic contrast to the ugliness of his protagonists' lives, drawing more than one comparison with the poetic realism of Bruno Dumont.
Thanks to Soda Films
Thanks to Soda Films
Critics
“This is a dark and painful film, but one with a fervent belief in the possibility of love.”
“A work of great beauty”