There's an error in me.

Good Luck To You, Leo Grande – 2.5/5

There is a good idea in here, surrounded by an inartistic expression of that idea. It's filmed like a network TV show, it feels like a one room play. And within that, it filled me with anxiety. Are we ever leaving this room? To be fair, the ultimate climax feels earned, and in particular Emma Thompson earns 'brave' as an acting descriptor, but I didn't enjoy the long climb to get there. It's all authenticity, and it needed more creativity. It's TV, it's a play; I want a movie.