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The boy discovers his father’s failings as he grows up and is hurt by them. His mother has always known, but she is of an older generation where wives were expected to suffer in silence.

There's time to wonder if this might have played better as a sketch in some other show.

The egocentric nature of the film cleverly disguises what else is going on outside Jack's head.

It was lovely to see the film... I want to get the DVD so I can see it again.

Photographer-turned-director Jake Gavin brings maturity and warmth to his debut feature.

Line after line proves infinitely quotable... suggesting cult status as well as critical acclaim beckons.

Del Toro and Amalric with contrasting acting styles make a magnetic duo yet the ponderous detail of the therapy occasionally bogs down the film, so much so that even the two actors cannot surmount it completely.

LX 2048 is at its best when exploring the ways in which two people who have obviously loved each other - and perhaps, on some level, still do - can seek so wilfully to destroy each other, even when they know that they too will be hurt in the process.

McKean's vision has a truly dreamlike quality.

Light and dissatisfying.

Newcomer Lewis McKenzie plays Jimmy with an energy and fire which propels everything.

Much more of a natural crowd-pleaser than her previous works, this might be Morley’s most successful film to date.

For once in her life Bonham Carter doesn't act everyone off the screen. In fact, she's awful.

There are too many characters doing not very much.