Some things I liked some I did not.

Lack of good storyline.

It is a performances centric movie

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

"Josh Appignanesi" is a British, 4.5-minute short film from 4 years ago written and directed by Josh Appignanesi. the two actors in here (Hiddleston and Dockery) are among the most famous the UK has to offer at this point, but sadly not even they could succeed in turning this pretentious script into a good movie. I kinda liked the choice to let us only see the characters and not let us see them talk. But what we see in here and the voice-overs are so mediocre and yet so try-hard in becoming as artistically relevant as possible that this little movie turns out a very pretentious watch. Always disappointing to see a good cast like this wasted, even if it is just two people. Story was basically non-existent too. I do not recommend it. Thumbs down.

A man and his partner are discussing their holiday which quickly transpires to be the last one they will share together.They may be travellers from the future; the bittersweetness of their parting is timeless.The director has had the brilliant idea to film like we were privy to their private photo album. No movement almost; just the voices over.Yet, the immobility is superficial. Under the stillness, we can feel the bleeding hearts ... London 2012; who cares. Parting is such sweet sorrow Thank you: you-tube. A delightful short film.