With his charming, sympathetic picture The Lost King, Stephen Frears digs into the fairly recent rehabilitation of the misunderstood monarch’s legacy—as well as the 2012 discovery of his long-lost bones beneath a Leicester parking lot.

It’s a film that calls into question our own biases and accepted notions and encourages one to get out there and find the truth — it could be an adventure after all.

Katie Walsh

Los Angeles Times

The story twists and struggles keep engaging through, whether you know the outcome or not.

Michael Talbot-Haynes

Film Threat