Post by bee on Mar 17, 2024 13:23:14 GMT
This is a short (80 mins) two-hander about a middle-aged couple's deteriorating relationship during the Covid lockdown.
For the first half of this I was thinking it was a bit of a dud. The bickering between the husband and wife wasn't especially funny or entertaining, and was interspersed with scenes of them getting drunk together or just watching TV in silence. It was all just a bit too dull.
It did get a lot better in the second half as things took a nastier, and then a sadder turn. The ending was really quite moving.
Well acted by the two leads especially Kacey Ainsworth as Anne.
For the first half of this I was thinking it was a bit of a dud. The bickering between the husband and wife wasn't especially funny or entertaining, and was interspersed with scenes of them getting drunk together or just watching TV in silence. It was all just a bit too dull.
It did get a lot better in the second half as things took a nastier, and then a sadder turn. The ending was really quite moving.
Well acted by the two leads especially Kacey Ainsworth as Anne.