A Bit of Light

2022
1h 38min

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Anna Paquin and Ray Winstone in A Bit of Light (2022)

Ella (Anna Paquin), now living with her father Alan (Ray Winstone) and newly sober having temporarily given up custody of her young daughters to her ex-husband Joseph (Youssef Kerkour) and his new partner Bethan (Pippa Bennett-Warner).

Written by Rebecca Callard and directed by Stephen Moyer.

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Ella, con casi cuarenta años, se ve obligada a volver a vivir con su padre Alan. Está tratando de mantenerse sobria después de haber cedido temporalmente la custodia de sus hijas pequeñas a ... Leer todoElla, con casi cuarenta años, se ve obligada a volver a vivir con su padre Alan. Está tratando de mantenerse sobria después de haber cedido temporalmente la custodia de sus hijas pequeñas a su exmarido Joseph y a su nueva pareja Bethan.Ella, con casi cuarenta años, se ve obligada a volver a vivir con su padre Alan. Está tratando de mantenerse sobria después de haber cedido temporalmente la custodia de sus hijas pequeñas a su exmarido Joseph y a su nueva pareja Bethan.

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9/10

Touching fight to regain her life

This is a touching story showing the struggles of a woman to stabilise her life and regain custody of her children. She has felt unsupported through her difficulties and feels isolated even though her father is at hand. But they are disconnected, until with the kindness and care of a young man she begins to see light at the end of the tunnel and to re-establish a life for herself. What a beautifully directed story. The whole cast, headed by Anna Paquin portray the joys and failings we all have in our lives and Director Steven Moyer excels for his part in showing us some true to life characters played by Anna Paquin, Ray Winstone and (newcomer) Luca Hogan along with Youssef Kerkour and Pippa Bennet-Warner. A brilliant piece of writing from Rebecca Callard. Thoroughly enjoyable movie.