

2019·Drama·1h 32m
7.0
★





An extraordinary look at the lives of a middle-aged couple in the midst of the wife's breast cancer diagnosis.
Directed by Glenn Leyburn and Lisa Barros D'Sa
cancer
power of love

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Cast

Liam Neeson
Tom

Lesley Manville
Joan

David Wilmot
Peter

Amit Shah
Steve

Lalor Roddy
Smoking Man

Stella McCusker
Elderly Woman

Melanie Clark Pullen
Doctor

Desmond Edwards
Aggressive Man

Maggie Cronin
Glamorous Woman

Geraldine McAlinden
Surgeon

Vivien Monory
Anxious Woman

Mary Lindsay
Woman #1
Crew

Glenn Leyburn
Director

Lisa Barros D'Sa
Director

David Holmes
Original Music Composer

Brian Irvine
Original Music Composer

Nick Emerson
Editor

David Holmes
Producer

Phil Hunt
Executive Producer

Glenn Leyburn
Executive Producer

Compton Ross
Executive Producer

Lisa Barros D'Sa
Executive Producer

Natascha Wharton
Executive Producer

Des Hamilton
Casting
Popular Reviews
16 reviews
Kenny
8.0★ · 10/18/25

“How can you say to someone ‘don’t die’?”
Perhaps this was a wrong time to watch this for me. Existential enough as it is.
Found the acting slightly muffled at times, and we obviously all knew how it would end, but the beautiful, empty, shots and the fact this hit so very close to home on multiple levels made up for most misgivings.
Perhaps this was a wrong time to watch this for me. Existential enough as it is.
Found the acting slightly muffled at times, and we obviously all knew how it would end, but the beautiful, empty, shots and the fact this hit so very close to home on multiple levels made up for most misgivings.
“How can you say to someone ‘don’t die’?”
Perhaps this was a wrong time to watch this for me. Existential enough as it is.
Found the acting slightly muffled at times, and we obviously all knew how it would end, but the beautiful, empty, shots and the fact this hit so very close to home on multiple levels made up for most misgivings.
Perhaps this was a wrong time to watch this for me. Existential enough as it is.
Found the acting slightly muffled at times, and we obviously all knew how it would end, but the beautiful, empty, shots and the fact this hit so very close to home on multiple levels made up for most misgivings.
Shayne
5.0★ · 03/05/24

Raw, authentic and emotional.
Raw, authentic and emotional.
Edrian
6.0★ · 06/01/23

this film being way too real is just sad
this film being way too real is just sad
lik
6.0★ · 10/01/22

why didn't liam neeson just shoot the cancer out of her breasts
why didn't liam neeson just shoot the cancer out of her breasts
estranged
7.0★ · 06/06/26
