Another Year
Why this pick
Like All or Nothing, it finds profound feeling in ordinary working lives, using patient observation, unvarnished humour and compassionate attention to the tensions beneath familiar conversations.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like All or Nothing, it finds profound feeling in ordinary working lives, using patient observation, unvarnished humour and compassionate attention to the tensions beneath familiar conversations.
Why this pick
A warmly rueful companion: an imperfect British family rendered through vivid everyday detail, volatile humour and an empathy that never smooths away embarrassment or hurt.
Why this pick
It shares the raw, intimate social realism and accumulating family pressure of All or Nothing, building toward emotionally bracing confrontations while preserving deep compassion for every character.
Why this pick
Another Mike Leigh character study, balancing sharply observed London interactions with humour and emotional complexity; its brighter surface still makes room for loneliness and social friction.
Why this pick
For All or Nothing’s kitchen-sink intensity and close attention to a strained working-class household, this offers an even harsher, fiercely performed portrait of domestic life in London.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Phil
Maureen

Samantha
Donna

Harold

Neville
Dinah
Neurotic Woman