A film about how we desperately want to believe in something, or someone, that gives us strength. That desire to believe, if inauthentic, is fakery, and the greatness of Emily Blunt's and Paddy Considine's performances is the way they subtly reveal the self-doubt of their characters' remade selves.

An odd movie, but it's not bad. Great acting.

An erotic, disturbing, atmospheric drama featuring fantastic performances from the 3 leads. A beautifully shot, well paced drama.

Very good coming of age tale with stunning camera work and top notch performances. The intimate portrayal of the relationships makes the characters' self-deception all the more devastating.

Emily Blunt!

A disappointment. I really expected more from this movie - the performances are nothing special, the plot is uninteresting and the whole movie feels a bit disjointed, but the worst is that the movie never made me care for any of the characters in there. On the other hand, I loved the camera work.

"The central relationship is tenderly conveyed but the plot soon takes a predictable antagonistic path." - Ed Gonzalez

The location manager of this film is great. The scenery around this film is superb, this is all part of the tons of symbolism this film has to offer. And exactly that is the downer of this film: the symbolism is so see through it's becoming transparent. ... Basically this is a slowly developing coming of age movie, well pased and well acted but doesn't give some extra to the genre.

Intresting look at a strange coming of age story. The character devlopment was good but some characters could have been worked on better, but it still worth watching.