Burn Burn Burn

If you're trying to find that Friday night film that a couple can agree on, look no further. It's so refreshing to watch a film with two strong female leads that isn't a "chick-flick" - a film that makes you laugh while tackling important subjects.

This road-trip movie takes you on a beautiful ride around the UK, alongside two neurotically charming girls dealing with some big issues following the death of their best friend.

Although the premise is a bit dark, the writing is funny & sassy - and the caliber of the actors delivers genuine and poignant performances. It has an indie film down-to- earth grit, while feeling a lot more polished and sophisticated.

This film is a gem!

A tale that's been told before but well done. Leads bounced off each other with good humour. Could have been longer. Some bits felt rushed.

Without being biased what with me being British, this movie is a very moving, funny in parts, emotional journey that will even make you reassess yourself along the way. Fabulous acting with one or two familiar faces, this is a gem of a movie.

I enjoyed this film very much. The artistic effort is easily recognized as you watch it. The story was unique and acting seemed very authentic. It's easy to see why this film has won such a prestigious award and has such great reviews. The emotion seems so real and it's great to see a movie with such strong female leads. It was also nice to see a film with a lesbian as a main character and for her not to die in some tragic way. This representation is important and this film made it happen in a way that made the character more than her sexuality. It was also refreshing that this movie wasn't simply all about a love interest. There was depth to this film that we often don't see in modern films. If you are looking for an emotional movie with lots of facets then you have found the right one. Also LOVED the music used in this film! Candy Says made the film that much more amazing! It's a must watch!

A raw & unfiltered perspective about the beauty and mortality that lies within the genuine human condition. Awe-inspiring reflection of our inadequacies in relation to our self-defense mechanisms-all that of which are being hardened, molded, & shaped by time, circumstance, and loss. A heart-wrenching reminder that sometimes only the blind can see.