Supernova

Supernova is so obviously structured that it often seems to be imposing meaning on its characters.

This is a heartfelt and engaging story about love, sacrifice and what it means to envisage life without a loved one.

Without entering into spoiler territory, Tusker decides on a plan of action that feels more familiar than it should. But you need to see this movie. Just be aware that the script's not as stellar as the leading men.

Each telling moment, whether big or small, connects unerringly. Its stardust finds us, and every particle feels like one of our own.

A sincere and affecting portrait of two people stoically accepting mortality.

Supernova is a serious endeavour, and a solemn, sad-hearted one.

A poignant, tender, understated meditation on love and an unpretentious reflection upon our place in the universe.

Sometimes all you need are two great actors and a well-written screenplay.

The performances by the two central figures Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci makes the film so heartfelt.

Cemented by magnificent, heartfelt performances from Colin Firth and a career-best Stanley Tucci, 'Supernova' is a tender portrait of love, mortality, and the painful journey of letting go.