Credits:

Morgan Kibby

Description:

The film "The Sunday That Never Comes Home" is an adaptation of Graham Swift's novel "Mothering Sunday," which was praised by Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro, The New Yorker, and others, by Elizabeth Carlsen and Stephen Wooley, producers of "Carol. Directed by Eva Yusson, who received critical acclaim for "Tears of Bahar. Jane, a lonely maid, devotes herself to a secret love affair with an English heiress, but one day changes everything. She eventually becomes a novelist and spends the rest of her life reliving that one day. This is a beautiful love story with a complex and intelligent structure, picturesque English landscapes and elegant sensuality. The film's music is composed by Morgan Kibby, who also participated in the French electro shoegaze band M83, his second collaboration with Yusson. The post-classical music, reminiscent of Max Richter and Nils Frahm, is subtle and sensual and captivates the viewer.