The Lost Daughter

Strange. Disturbing. Strangely disturbing. Stellar job transferring the tone of the book to the screen.

Still can’t make my mind up if I liked this film or not, but it’s hard to criticise a film with Olivia in it , as she’s always captivating

I was anxious most of the time but it was a very different look into motherhood that I’m glad Maggie nailed.

It's about matherhood and Femininity, great performance by Colman, the storyline could be better then...

Such an uncomfortable yet captivating character piece. Explores the complexity of motherhood and a great performance from Olivia Colman.

Pain and pathos as Olivia Colman does best. Explores the topic of parental resentment of one's children. Worth seeing once

Beautifully shot/edited film and interesting performance from Olivia Colman. Though it still has a few plot points that feel empty.

Olivia Colman is amazing as always. A bit slow, but it covers rarely examined and uncomfortable topics.

The ending feels rushed due to a lack of an extra twenty minutes, but Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley both kill it anyway.

This will make you want to drunk dial your mother at 2 AM to apologize and say she should have gone with a tank of goldfish instead.