Mouse

Alex Thompson and Kelly O’Sullivan continue to raise their game. “Mouse” is a quiet yet empathetic miracle of a film featuring two phenomenal performances by Sophie Okenedo and Katherine Kupferer, the latter of which, if it wasn’t apparent from “Ghostlight,” is a star in…

Robert Daniels

Felt this film on a molecular level. These filmmakers are on another level when it comes to making grounded, emotionally complex dramas about grief. Katherine Mallen Kupferer is a STAR.  Probably my favorite performance yet from Sophie Okonedo. We are blessed.

Marya E. Gates

“the repair shop said the damage wasn’t so bad.” punches you right in the gut, then wraps you in the warmest hug the next second. a masterclass on grief and haunting the narrative.

céline

Sublime sublime sublime. So natural, so heartfelt, so awkward, and so full of love, grief, and family. I watched it with a cheeky grin and a few snivelling tears the entire time. Iman Vellani - Marvel wasted you. The charisma you exude is unparalleled. Sophie Okonedo: you…

Kahn Duncan

accurate gay magician representation

nurlauwarm

As a makeup artist — and former cystic acne survivor — I just love seeing movie teens applying their makeup terribly on screen… Realism! 🙌🏻  As somebody who loved Thompson and O’Sullivan’s previous “Saint Frances” and “Ghostlight”, I’m so happy to see the duo back with…

Rob Povey

there is jackieshauna everywhere for those with eyes to see

anabellacaroca

SO GRATEFUL TO HAVE BEEN A PART OF THIS BEAUTIFUL PROJECT. KELLY O SULLIVAN AND ALEX THOMPSON ARE CREATIVE GENIUSES AND CHANGED. MY. LIFE.

A.G.C.

Melbourne International Film Festival #11 I have been so tired throughout this MIFF season, from nodding off during the low-lights, to drifting through the dreamscape of Vertigo, and now I’ve hit the in my feels levels of exhaustion. This was an emotional ride which had…

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