'There’s a Malickian quality to the film that’s cheesy at moments, and the disjointed chronology is more aggravating than affecting.' | Kathleen Sachs
British heavyweights Colin Firth and Olivia Colman star as Jane’s employers; they give solid performances, but their characters are infected with the same slight dreariness that permeates the film as a whole.
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