There's no shaking the feeling that this sort of study of all-American repression has been done to death.

Few could play a character so ordinary with as much empathy as Oxenbould brings to the role. He's one to watch, here and in the future.

The jittery physicality of Mulligan's portrayal is frequently surprising.

It’s pretty to look at, and harbours strong visual storytelling alongside its top-notch acting.