★★★☆☆ Told by Nell and Oscar the action rolls over a 400 year period, with each character popping up on the same Dorset beach.  Annabel Baldwin as Oscar is a recent graduate, bounding around in a puppy like state; a would-be poet and swimmer . . .

★★★★★ Unicorns, Almost tells the story of Keith Douglas, an almost unknown poet who fought on the Western desert as a tank commander and was killed three days after the D-Day landings aged just 24 . . . packs a punch as heavy as a kitbag and we learn that there is more to be said about war after all.

★★★★☆ Summer Rolls, like the dish, reveals more than is suggested at first bite. It is in fact a fascinating insight into a family’s struggles with identity. Although the themes covered are ambitious, it is fantastic that the voice of the Vietnamese community is at last heard in UK theatres.