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Credits

Director-screenwriter

James Lucas
With

Ellie Bamber, Derek Jacobi
UK-New Zealand 2025. 100min
Courtesy of

Embankment Films
Language

English

Introduction

Set in 2002, Moss is at the height of her success and at a moment of transition as she prepares for motherhood. Ellie Bamber and Derek Jacobi bring these iconic figures wonderfully to life, enabling audiences to witness the personal interaction that took place behind closed doors. Lucas’ impressive debut is a tender portrait of self-reflection and an unexpectedly transformative friendship.

Isabel Moir

Content warning

Contains scenes of drug use and nudity.

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