Living

Bob Mann of One Mann's Movies

2022-11-22

From our afternoon showing, in a smaller, but almost fully packed, screen, this seems to be getting a lot of attention from the “silver haired” brigade. And it deserves that success. Life is for living. Read more

Filipe Freitas of Always Good Movies

2023-03-23

Living is a tastefully poignant story of deep human emotion wrapped up in a retro British wall covering. It’s sad, but in its awakening consciousness, it reminds us all that it’s never too late to embrace life. Read more

Jacob Richardson of Film Focus

2023-03-20

Low stakes and small scale, but a rewarding film filled with heart, pathos and emotion. Read more

George Wolf of Maddwolf

2023-01-25

Nighy is just the epitome of wonderful, with every sigh, furrowed brow and slight smile conveying so much about Mr. Williams’ journey to contentment. Nighy’s every moment on screen nearly glows with honesty, and provides the film with a unique and dignified identity. Read more

Ruth Maramis of FlixChatter

2023-01-23

Ishiguro’s script has such quiet grace and poignancy that makes you reflect on one’s own life and what we do with the finite time we’re given. Yes, there’s an element of predictability to the story, but Living is the kind of film that favors character development as we see the world through the protagonist’s eyes. Read more

Eric Hillis of The Movie Waffler

2022-11-03

The relationship between the two plays out like a "nicecore" alternative to Phantom Thread, and it's a pleasure to spend time in their company. Read more