Good Luck to You, Leo Grande

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Keith L @Lefthandluke May 31, 2026 Great chemistry between the two main characters along with realistic dialogue, never overplayed, made this an absorbing film for me. It shows that huge budgets aren't always necessary and honest human interaction can be a winner. 👏 See more Allen R @AL_SeesALotOfMovies Mar 2, 2026 It had a feeling of a play with great intimate performances. See more Sávio S @s.miranda-7 Jan 26, 2026 o tema não é somente sexo, talvez o sexo nem seja o tema real e sim um plano de fundo para uma discussão mais aprofundada: o despertar da vida naqueles que estão mortos por dentro e não se deram conta, suportar uma vida presa a sua própria mentira de que está tudo bem, enxergar em si um atraso que é apenas um rotulo moderno, entender que a necessidade humana é um avivamento de alma para ser capaz de superar seus demônios. See more Los G @Losmax Jan 1, 2026 Pleasant enough and anything with Emma Thompson is worth watching, but it's fairly formulaic and has no great insights, with all the story twists and turns (such as they are) as predictable as old age See more BONITA L @bonitamay Dec 17, 2025 I have said before, we need a genre for senior adults. This film contains some very relevant references to sex, marriage, motherhood, family, abandonment, fear, shame, pleasure, and so much more. But the film is really about reciprocity and the miracle that happens when we trust ourselves to discover our potential no matter our age or profession or status in life. It offers a challenge to expose hidden judgement and beliefs based on limited experience and understanding. What a refreshing, affirming reminder that we never stop learning and growing if we are open minded and love ourselves enough to risk changing. Thank you for the charming and sincere performances as well as a brilliant and genuinely heartfelt script. YES YES YES!!!!! See more Simon T @MovieTart Sep 27, 2025 A genuinely surprising and at times uncomfortable watch. Superb performances by Emma Thompson and Darryl McCormack negotiating the difficult terrain of a former teacher, recently widowed, paying a young male sex worker for afternoons of passion in a Norwich hotel. Sophie Hyde directs both actors sensitively and elicits nuanced and truthful characterisations. Courageous and comic: a gem. See more Read all reviews

Good Luck to You, Leo Grande

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