I had a free evening so wanted to watch something pleasant to relax. From the start I loved it, the dreamy filming, the narration, the encapsulation of the pointlessness of life. The lead was engaging to watch, the detail of the capture, the clothes, the expressions, really pulled you in to connect. It felt very lifelike and believable. The dignity and charm of the guy ( Theo) she let go, I knew where it was going and I expected it. I always love a British film, there is always a slight darkness and edge to them, though it could have been western European too.
Review of Seat 25
