This feels like dumbed down, spoon-fed feminism with a very flat “tell, don’t show” approach that sadly results in a rather dull, grey movie that l just couldn’t get into. It’s a shame, because we desperately need films that explore the topics addressed here, but that doesn’t mean it has to be done in the driest and blandest way possible. Oh well, at least this film is further proof that Jessie Buckley is fantastic in everything she’s in. 

2.5/5 lists