Truman

"A rewardingly understated, feel-good film about dying (...) It’s Gay’s most emotionally direct work to date, thoroughly shedding the clever-cleverness of some of his earlier work, and also his most accessible" 

"Thanks to its adult and honest approach to such grim subject matter, as well as the abundant chemistry between the two leads, 'Truman' is still leaps and bounds better than recent American indies that turn a serious issue like cancer into something intolerably whimsical" 

"This well-made, low-key drama (...) offers some insights into terminal illness." 

"[A] wise, wistful and well-observed film (...) It speaks, gently yet directly, in a universal language." 

"An effective tearjerker, featuring outstanding and nuanced performances (…) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" 

"The script explores the issues involved in confronting death with tact, humour and nuance"