Just One Last Thing

This mostly single location comedy drama creates an entire universe within its four walls. It uses skill, imagination, humanity and pathos to unite its diverse narrative elements into a seamless whole and deals with difficult and timely subjects with the kind of light touch that actually makes a strong impact. Saw this yesterday afternoon at Romford Horror Festival and it was a real crowd pleaser. I think one Q&A-er described it as a thing of beauty, which is probably the most apt description.

I strongly urge you to take the opportunity to watch this where you can, as I expect it to feature in many more festivals. I also urge the British film industry to take a break from imploding and to support talent like this.