This is a good film which made me feel very uncomfortable indeed. I often like to read a few reviews of a film after I've seen it, especially if it has impacted me in some way. I find myself quite perplexed by the Telegraph reviewer who dubbed this film 'cosily enjoyable'. It's a good film, but cosy is not a word I'd choose in describing it. I thought it would be both cosy and enjoyable. I saw the trailer when The Lady in the Van came out in 2015, thought it looked a delightful comedy romp, and made a mental note to see it. It's a dramatisation of the true story of a destitute old lady, Mrs Shepherd, who lived in a camper van in the driveway of playwright Alan Bennett's north London house for 15 years. When it popped up on iPlayer over Christmas I was pleased. But this story is a bit too close to the bone for me. We actually ended up watching it in two sessions as we found it so depressing. Unfortunately we were eating dinner during one...