If you are looking for a deep and meaningful movie that opens your heart, try this one. The setting is London during the millennium followed by the death of Princes Diana. Over-th- top glitzy promotion and promoters are juxtaposed with ordinary people. We are not told this story, instead we are quietly walked through the characters emotional struggles. Avoidance, rage, shame and love are explored here by great acting. I thought the casting was successful and interesting and both leads looked as if they were enjoying their challenging roles. Music plays a small but important role in the story. First time in a long time since I had a cleansing cry and my husband as well.
Review of Gideon's Daughter
