Both deftly conceived and a tad too superficial, probing our technology-driven times but never digging far enough beneath the surface.

While not laugh-out-loud funny, the movie is rather droll.

Nothing to Hide is driven by genuinely superb performances, but it is the twists and the tension between couples that makes the audience feel like they are sat at the table.

As the motivations and secrets of these characters trickle out, we get a very affecting portrait of how relationships suffer when communication breaks down.