I was excited to see this film as a fan of vim vendors other work.

I also enjoy comparing and contrasting different interpretations of a character. Having seen both Matt Damon in the talented Mr. Ripley and Andrew Scott’s more recent portrayal in the series Ripley.

I was a little surprised that Dennis Hopper Ripley is not the central character of this film. Instead, we have a tragic man caught up in the machinations of Ripley.

Both our lead and…

Joyfully absurd and weird. The fun of this film is that you genuinely have no idea what is going to happen next.

The first segment is a poignant and touching performance of a middle-aged woman trying to find love again, following her divorce. A great deal of sympathetic heartbreak as she tries to navigate dating and her relationship with her son who has brought a difficult new girlfriend home.. you genuinely feel for her as she succumb to the tragic…