Benjamin Verrall

Life Class centres on a pivotal exchange between Eve (Molly Vevers), who's trapped in a relationship that’s no longer working, and Celeste (Pooky Quesnel), whose reflections on love and loss unfold alongside Eve’s uncertainty. Through their conversation, the film explores what it means to be seen, to change, and to choose a different path.

Two friends reconnect in the seaside town where they grew up. They confront the past, share who they've become and conclude the conversation that tore them apart. The ever-present sea narrates a tale of memory, belonging and vulnerability.

In the picturesque English market town of Lewes: Josie is a dreamer. Tony is a hapless romantic. Alf finds other people difficult to read. Alison is lost in alcohol and isolation. Four individuals looking for answers but asking all the wrong questions. Optimistic, funny and heart-warming in equal measure - INCIDENTAL CHARACTERS celebrates the magic of moments and the influence we have on each other, often without knowing it.

Two people tune into each other across the noise of the world. When the signal fades, what remains? A story of connection built not on certainty, but on echoes, pauses, and the quiet rhythm of shared moments. A relationship told through the subtle shifts of presence and absence, of intimacy and distance, and the traces we learn to hear when someone is gone.

Frankie and George have been together since they were teenagers. They have forgotten how to be in love. One weekend. Two contrasting days. An intimate portrait of a long term relationship, overshadowed by decisions made in the past. Saturday is stifling and claustrophobic. The couple's house feels small, like a prison cell; the garden an exercise yard. Sunday sees the couple walking on the blustery hills of the South Downs. Out in the open, looking down on the town where they live, they gain a new perspective.

Life Class centres on a pivotal exchange between Eve (Molly Vevers), who's trapped in a relationship that’s no longer working, and Celeste (Pooky Quesnel), whose reflections on love and loss unfold alongside Eve’s uncertainty. Through their conversation, the film explores what it means to be seen, to change, and to choose a different path.

Life Class centres on a pivotal exchange between Eve (Molly Vevers), who's trapped in a relationship that’s no longer working, and Celeste (Pooky Quesnel), whose reflections on love and loss unfold alongside Eve’s uncertainty. Through their conversation, the film explores what it means to be seen, to change, and to choose a different path.

Two friends reconnect in the seaside town where they grew up. They confront the past, share who they've become and conclude the conversation that tore them apart. The ever-present sea narrates a tale of memory, belonging and vulnerability.

Two friends reconnect in the seaside town where they grew up. They confront the past, share who they've become and conclude the conversation that tore them apart. The ever-present sea narrates a tale of memory, belonging and vulnerability.

In the picturesque English market town of Lewes: Josie is a dreamer. Tony is a hapless romantic. Alf finds other people difficult to read. Alison is lost in alcohol and isolation. Four individuals looking for answers but asking all the wrong questions. Optimistic, funny and heart-warming in equal measure - INCIDENTAL CHARACTERS celebrates the magic of moments and the influence we have on each other, often without knowing it.

In the picturesque English market town of Lewes: Josie is a dreamer. Tony is a hapless romantic. Alf finds other people difficult to read. Alison is lost in alcohol and isolation. Four individuals looking for answers but asking all the wrong questions. Optimistic, funny and heart-warming in equal measure - INCIDENTAL CHARACTERS celebrates the magic of moments and the influence we have on each other, often without knowing it.

Two people tune into each other across the noise of the world. When the signal fades, what remains? A story of connection built not on certainty, but on echoes, pauses, and the quiet rhythm of shared moments. A relationship told through the subtle shifts of presence and absence, of intimacy and distance, and the traces we learn to hear when someone is gone.

Frankie and George have been together since they were teenagers. They have forgotten how to be in love. One weekend. Two contrasting days. An intimate portrait of a long term relationship, overshadowed by decisions made in the past. Saturday is stifling and claustrophobic. The couple's house feels small, like a prison cell; the garden an exercise yard. Sunday sees the couple walking on the blustery hills of the South Downs. Out in the open, looking down on the town where they live, they gain a new perspective.

Frankie and George have been together since they were teenagers. They have forgotten how to be in love. One weekend. Two contrasting days. An intimate portrait of a long term relationship, overshadowed by decisions made in the past. Saturday is stifling and claustrophobic. The couple's house feels small, like a prison cell; the garden an exercise yard. Sunday sees the couple walking on the blustery hills of the South Downs. Out in the open, looking down on the town where they live, they gain a new perspective.