The survival drama The End We Start From, featuring Jodie Comer and Benedict Cumberbatch, will premiere on BBC soon.
Throughout March, the BBC is premiering a new, promising film every Friday night on BBC iPlayer and BBC Two. This is part of a special season showcasing films supported by the BBC, coinciding with the British Film Premiere.
Mahalia Belo’s first feature film, The End We Start From, will premiere on BBC Two on Friday, March 6th at 11 PM as part of a special season of programming.
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The film, adapted from Megan Hunter’s novel, is a deeply personal and beautifully told story about a family trying to survive.
Released in 2024, the film stars Jodie Comer as a mother whose life is shattered when a disaster causes London to flood, tearing her family apart.
After a major environmental disaster causes London to flood, a family finds themselves separated and struggling to survive.
This tender and beautifully told story follows a mother and her newborn as they journey home, capturing the powerful and often overwhelming experience of becoming a parent and the strength it takes to build a family.
Katherine Waterston, Joel Fry, Gina McKee, Nina Sosanya, and Mark Strong are among the talented actors joining the cast of the 2024 film.
Critics are loving The End We Start From, giving it an 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 82 reviews.
According to Variety, Comer delivers a captivating and intense performance. Her portrayal of desperation is so convincing that the audience readily believes she is capable of anything.
I just finished watching The End We Start From, and while it looks beautiful and Jodie Comer is absolutely amazing – she really brings the emotional weight to the story – I found myself strangely disconnected. It’s definitely a gripping and unpredictable film, but I expected it to be more intensely moving, and it just didn’t quite get there for me, according to Empire Magazine.
According to The Guardian, the actor Comer delivers an authentic performance, portraying both vulnerability and strong determination, even a hint of ruthlessness, with natural strength and style.
This season’s highlights also include several other films: Scrapper by Charlotte Regan, Girl from Adura Onashile, In Camera by Naqqash Khalid, and Femme, a British thriller directed and written by Sam H. Freeman and Ng Choon Ping.
The End We Start From premieres on BBC Two on Friday 6 March at 11pm.
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