With a drunken knock on the door, Harry irrupts into Adam's regimented existence. In this peculiar highrise of all places, a human encounter, love perhaps, suddenly seems possible. The two men begin to tell each other about their lives. There is so much to liked here: the subtle, excellent acting; the remarkable way in which Adam's past is narrated; the way the film is cut, seamlessly blending the different chronological planes; the soundtrack; the superb work of director Andrew Haigh (Weekend, 45 Years), and so much more... "It’s a very moving piece of work, and a testament to the power of love." Total Film