Outing, written by Rod Serling, holds mirror to quarantine life
Tracking a plane crash survivor as he waits for rescue, this Icelandic survival film holds your attention as he’s shown using his wits to navigate his way through dangerous, snowy terrain. Arctic will make you happy you’re sat on your sofa. Blanket optional.A modern masterpiece from French auteur Claire Denis, Beau Travail is an electric re-working of the classic Hermann Melville story Billy Budd.
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