The Days Inbetween is a low budget, hand-held indie about a group of young Londoners who are trying to steer their lives toward meaning and happiness through a maze of low paying jobs, broken relationships and family tragedy. Confined by a flagging economy and by personal demons, there is every reason to expect hopelessness and despair. And yet, these bright people prove themselves to be more than the sum of their circumstances. The characters are well drawn and the performances are sensitive and affecting. Shooting entirely on locations around London lends another degree of authenticity. This is a sweet, slow paced, good-hearted film. Highly recommend.
