‘Queen At Sea’ Review: Juliette Binoche And Tom Courtenay Light Up A Dark, Intimate Study Of Dementia – Berlin Film Festival ...Middle East

Lance Hammer’s UK-set drama Queen at Sea is tagged “Family is complicated” by the Berlinale’s helpful path-finding system, which guides festival audiences through the hundreds of movies on display. No sh*t! The oblique mood title does little more to prepare us for the exact nature of the complications this particular family unit is facing, and […]

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