The film is rarely dull in its sub-two-hour run time, sustaining our curiosity as mother Comer travels across Britain seeking refuge... There are glimmers of a bright future ahead for debut feature director Mahalia Belo.

The film’s quiet strength, in step with Comer’s character, lies in its familiarity.

If the film ends up somewhere a little too neat, Comer makes the journey always worthwhile.

A heart-wrenching and haunting post-apocalyptic survival film about climate change refugees.