Rating: 3/5 -- [Brooks] just wants you to feel for these people. And you do. Full Review

Rating: C+ -- It is really only when we're with Grace, and when the things that happen are happening to her, that we find any of the grace that Brooks is looking for.

Rating: 3.5/5 -- The actors are all strong, with Mitchell and Roxburgh (a long way from TV's Rake) putting in fine performances, and a breakthrough turn from Young, whose elusive Grace holds this subtle saga together.

Rating: 4/5 -- The characters depicted are flawed in all sorts of ways, but Brooks's evident sympathy for all of them shines through and the result is an offbeat road movie filled with surprises and revelations. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- Told in a fractured, non-linear style, with overlapping narratives retelling the story from different perspectives, the parts can be tantilising but the whole doesn't come together the way it should, the payoff being more of a whimper than a bang. Full Review

A tender and bittersweet drama about the vagaries of life and the consequences of our actions. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- Brooks' screenplay is wryly funny about human behaviour, keenly observing the awkward ways anxious people rub up against each other. Full Review