My Zoe is a strange, moving picture about how we process grief - or, in some cases, fail to - but it's also a powerful and complex exploration of scientific, emotional, and familial ethics.

The hostility between Isabelle and Richard has to be contained in these challenging circumstances, which only adds to the stress and unhappiness. Delpy handles these scenes with a delicate skill...

There are horror films and then there are films that dramatise fears too close to home. Julie Delpy's My Zoe falls into the second category.

Delpy is casually mesmerizing and naked with her feelings in a way that only a handful of actresses could ever achieve...