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Wander Darkly (15)
Directed by Tara Miele
★★★
THE pressures of juggling a relationship with being first-time parents and battling with trauma is explored to haunting effect in this surreal and complex drama.
Inspired by writer-director Tara Miele’s own survival from a car crash, it stars Sienna Miller and Diego Luna, who are absolutely phenomenal as a troubled couple who, following a traumatic road accident, undertake a disorientating journey through the key moments of their romance to save their relationship.
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