Once again, the power of Leigh's films derives primarily from his obsessive attention to detail.

~ The Exile -

Once again, the power of Leigh's films derives primarily from his obsessive attention to detail.

~ The Exile -

It is the people who matter, not the frocks.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

It is the people who matter, not the frocks.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

In his desire to inform our heads, Leigh often forgets that he needs to engage our hearts us as well.

~ Amber Wilkinson -

In his desire to inform our heads, Leigh often forgets that he needs to engage our hearts us as well.

~ Amber Wilkinson -

What is truly amazing about the film is the way cinematographer Dick Pope evokes Turner’s colour palette.

~ Richard Mowe -

What is truly amazing about the film is the way cinematographer Dick Pope evokes Turner’s colour palette.

~ Richard Mowe -

It’s funny to begin with, watching Pansy rant with no filter, sharing her negative thoughts on everything from baby clothes with pockets to sofa salespeople, but gradually we realise just how close to the edge she is.

~ Amber Wilkinson -

It’s funny to begin with, watching Pansy rant with no filter, sharing her negative thoughts on everything from baby clothes with pockets to sofa salespeople, but gradually we realise just how close to the edge she is.

~ Amber Wilkinson -

Shot through with Leigh’s trademark improv-based dialogue, constantly finding humour and truth in the mundane.

~ Jeff Robson -

Shot through with Leigh’s trademark improv-based dialogue, constantly finding humour and truth in the mundane.

~ Jeff Robson -

Despite the depressing nature of the subject matter, the film is heartfelt and uplifting.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

Despite the depressing nature of the subject matter, the film is heartfelt and uplifting.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

Although the tragicomic episodes that make up Another Year seem casual and low-key, they encompass birth, death and everything in between.

~ Anton Bitel -

Although the tragicomic episodes that make up Another Year seem casual and low-key, they encompass birth, death and everything in between.

~ Anton Bitel -