After the tragic overdose of his estranged friend, Will, a recovering addict, returns home, where he is reunited with Claire, his friend's grieving mother, with whom he begins a secret but volatile affair.... (Full plot summary below)
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After the tragic overdose of his estranged friend, Will, a recovering addict, returns home, where he is reunited with Claire, his friend's grieving mother, with whom he begins a secret but volatile affair.
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| Film ThreatAndrew StoverNo Future is unassuming, truthful, and absorbing by virtue of the deeply sensitive performances from Charlie Heaton, who exercises rigid body language and a weary demeanor, and Catherine Keener, whose sadness and shock are softly expressed. |
| RogerEbert.comPeter SobczynskiThose willing to give No Future a chance will find it to be a fairly smart and realistic depiction of two people consumed by grief, guilt, and loss and the misguided ways by which they attempt to come to terms with those feelings. |
| Screen DailyTim GriersonThis small-scale drama is sensitively rendered, examining two people who share a past that they’re only beginning to untangle, resulting in unhappy recriminations that offer little in the way of closure. |
| The Hollywood ReporterSheri LindenThe drama around them too often lands rather neatly on the surface, saying exactly what it means, but through the unpredictability of its two leads, Keener especially, and in the knotty connection between their characters, the movie gets under the skin and goes beyond the bromide-laden playbook. |
| The New York TimesCalum MarshIn flattening everything into a single shade of funereal gray, “No Future” has none of the ineffable, multifaceted complexity of life. |
| User ReviewJLuis_001No Future is the kind of drama that will hit you, especially if you've personally experienced what this story is telling and mostly because it feels realistic and very well handled. Good performances, good story. Everything seems well laid out and as I said, this drama is one of those that hits, however it's also too predictable and conventional. It turns out that the mold of its entire structure is already too well seen. |
