True Things

True romance, late thirty-something Kate (Ruth Wilson) only knows it from social media. Her office job offers little perspective, as does her love life. When a flirtatious client (Tom Burke) adds colour to Kate's grey existence with his blonde hairdo, the spark threatens to turn into an unhealthy romance. Lead actress Ruth Wilson bought the film rights to the novel True Things About Me and appointed director Harry Wootliff after seeing her feature debut Only You (2018). The female-led result rivals Joanna Hogg's The Souvenir, one of the best works of recent British cinema, featuring the same toxic Tom Burke. True Things screened in the Venice Film Festival's Orizzonti competition and Wilson's convincing performance won her the Best Actress Award at the Stockholm Film Festival.

"True Things is one of those films which grabs hold of the viewer and refuses to let go. Like Blond, it’s tremendously assured and dazzling, but unlike him, it has real substance. Wootliff is a force to be reckoned with." - Eye for Film