![]() But it is so ineffably English, a kind of cinematic version of a ploughman’s lunch at a Chilterns pub, that it is, indeed, hard to imagine anyone not from Britain truly grasping all its nuances.Īn adaptation of Graham Swift’s 2016 novel, Eva Husson’s film unfolds, mostly, on an unseasonally warm Mother’s Day in 1924. There may even have been a fierce expletive. I was sitting next to a German critic who, as we filed out at the end, told me she had been thoroughly bored throughout. ![]() ![]() ![]() Watching Mothering Sunday at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, it felt like a genuine privilege to be English.
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