Debra Granik / USA 2018 / 109 min / Cert 12   

Debra Granik’s film is about a father and daughter who choose to drop out of society. Military veteran Will (Ben Foster), who is  suffering PTSD, provides for his daughter Tom (Thomasin  Harcourt McKenzie) as she grows up, as best he can.  But society has rules and regulations that frequently clash with their desire to live off their own wits in the backwoods. The film dutifully paints a canvas where we decide if Will’s course is the right one. One of 2018’s very best films, it is likely to be nominated in multiple Oscar categories. ‘It’s a pitch-perfect performance (McKenzie) around which Granik builds her flawless, deeply affecting film’ - Mark Kermode, The Guardian.