The detail about Will missing the moment hits differently than most film grief narratives. That asymmetry in trauma—one person was there, one wasn't—creates such a specific kind of disconnect between partners. Saw something similar with family friends after an accident, where teh person who witnessed it couldn't really talk to anyone who hadn't beenthere.
The detail about Will missing the moment hits differently than most film grief narratives. That asymmetry in trauma—one person was there, one wasn't—creates such a specific kind of disconnect between partners. Saw something similar with family friends after an accident, where teh person who witnessed it couldn't really talk to anyone who hadn't beenthere.
I've been wondering about this one. Surprisingly it reads somewhat cliched.
Jessie Buckley, though. I've always liked her... and her work. Watch her in anything.
It doesn’t exactly break the mould, but Buckley is worth the price of admission alone!