A resourceful 12-year-old, who secretly lives alone in her flat in a working-class suburb of London, makes money stealing bikes with her best friend Ali and keeps the social workers off her back by pretending to live with an uncle. But when her estranged father turns up out of the blue, she's forced to confront reality.
Directed by Charlotte Regan
london, england
grief
theft
death of mother
woman director
father daughter relationship
Rank
#36 in 2023·#982 overall
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Cast
Lola Campbell
Georgie
Harris Dickinson
Jason
Alin Uzun
Ali
Laura Aikman
Kaye
Ambreen Razia
Zeph
Asheq Akhtar
Youseff
Olivia Brady
Vicky
Sam Buchanan
Henry
Matt Brewer
Suited Bloke
Aylin Tezel
Nina
Jessica Fostekew
Sian
Carys Bowkett
Emily
Crew
Charlotte Regan
Director
Charlotte Regan
Screenplay
Patrick Jonsson
Original Music Composer
Molly Manning Walker
Director of Photography
Farhana Bhula
Executive Producer
Jim Reeve
Executive Producer
Michael Fassbender
Executive Producer
Theo Barrowclough
Producer
Popular Reviews
710 reviews
sophie
5.1★ · 11/09/25
for me it’s more of a sketch more than a movie but it’s a good sketch.
symbolic, heartbreaking and weird in its own way.
enjoyed it
for me it’s more of a sketch more than a movie but it’s a good sketch.
symbolic, heartbreaking and weird in its own way.
enjoyed it
Su
10.0★ · 06/27/26
Such an underrated flim!
Such an underrated flim!
Sean
9.0★ · 05/26/26
Nothing but respect to the guy sitting next to me who was giggling to his heart’s content during this #staywhimsical
Nothing but respect to the guy sitting next to me who was giggling to his heart’s content during this #staywhimsical
rue
8.0★ · 05/04/26
this was so beautiful my favorite scene was when they were at the basketball court it just showed how mature georgie is and that she isnt holding a grudge against jason it was just so precious i acc cried and also the opening scene being her trying to keep everything the way it was when her mom was here and the ending is her redecorating it w her dad i think that was her last stage of grief as she was saying that she thinks she’s close to it
“*now that i know you i cant really not know you” *
this was so beautiful my favorite scene was when they were at the basketball court it just showed how mature georgie is and that she isnt holding a grudge against jason it was just so precious i acc cried and also the opening scene being her trying to keep everything the way it was when her mom was here and the ending is her redecorating it w her dad i think that was her last stage of grief as she was saying that she thinks she’s close to it
“*now that i know you i cant really not know you” *
Tearna Camber
7.0★ · 05/03/26
she’s 12 and she takes better care of herself and that house than i do at 21
she’s 12 and she takes better care of herself and that house than i do at 21
