It's Me

A film about things who are not can real suggested. Or defined. A lady lives, again, the early childhood of her son. Games, joy, calls. Nothing real , in fact but precious cover of a terrible tragedy.

A murder. The worst for its significations, for imposibility to be defined as accident , against fact than it is it.

Remorses and a cold breath back her.

Admirable acting and great scene of the fall of flower pot.

For many reasons, a film for who fair is to be grateful to discover it. Because it is precise definition of motherhood , impecable crafted, scene by scene, because the presence of Russell Tovey is just precious in economy of story and Maxine Peake offers a profound beautiful performance.