A metafictional work elevated into something new: deeply felt and true as a story about parental enigma, spectral remembrance and ingrained British repression.

[Swinton] is masterful.

I was really moved.

I loved living in the world of The Eternal Daughter... I enjoyed the tete-a-tete between mother and daughter. This is the feeling I want when I watch a genre film—pure escapism with a side of thought-provoking storytelling.