Overview
- Marianne Jean-Baptiste stars as Pansy, a woman whose constant anger strains her family relationships.
- Mike Leigh's film was initially rejected by major festivals but has gained critical praise for its authenticity and depth.
- Critics highlight Jean-Baptiste's performance as both humorous and deeply moving, sparking awards buzz.
- The film delves into themes of mental health, grief, and familial love within London's Afro-Caribbean community.
- Leigh's collaborative approach with the cast brings cultural authenticity and complexity to the characters.