If you like me saw the poster (and the IMDb genre listing for that matter) and thought that this was a drama-thriller, let me tell you that it's not.
Although there are some slight moments of suspense this is solely a drama film about grief.
They do throw in some other elements to it as well, some that works better than others but the true essence of the story is a woman grief after a great tragedy in her life.
It tackles the subject-matter rather delicate for the most part and it does feel rather realistic for the more part.
It's rather depressing though, but I suppose that is the point.
Michelle Williams impresses by the sole fact she's able to sustain a British London accent throughout the movie and not once ever slip into a American one, which is extremely rare with American actors doing films in foreign English speaking countries but she had it down to perfection from beginning to end.
She also pulls a good performance over all as well.
So yeah not a feel-good movie that's for sure but it sustained my interested reasonably well, even though I don't know if I'd watch it again.
