An intimate story of a relationship between a son and his father, a personal documentary, therapeutic session and a memento for British history.

~ Mateusz Tarwacki -

An intimate story of a relationship between a son and his father, a personal documentary, therapeutic session and a memento for British history.

~ Mateusz Tarwacki -

There's a genuine beauty here - this is as much a love letter to love as it is the story of a complicated relationship and the branches (Broomfield included) that sprang from it.

~ Andrew Robertson -

There's a genuine beauty here - this is as much a love letter to love as it is the story of a complicated relationship and the branches (Broomfield included) that sprang from it.

~ Andrew Robertson -

Finely balanced and well-argued, this is a work, which like its protagonist Ai Qin, has a quiet strength.

~ Amber Wilkinson -

Finely balanced and well-argued, this is a work, which like its protagonist Ai Qin, has a quiet strength.

~ Amber Wilkinson -

There is genuine grief, genuine rage, remembered and brought to the screen.

~ Andrew Robertson -

There is genuine grief, genuine rage, remembered and brought to the screen.

~ Andrew Robertson -