Living review: an extremely proper British film is the perfect vehicle for an extremely proper Bill Nighy
In 1950s London, a humorless civil servant decides to take time off work to experience life after receiving a grim diagnosis.After a lifetime of following the same routine, however, Mr. Williams all at once begins to act erratically, to the confusion of his subordinates.
Through his boozy encounters with a writer , his grandfatherly friendship with Miss Harris, and some soul-searching of his own, he decides to return to work and actually get things done . The result is a splendidly crafted and finely calibrated examination of birth, death, and the careers we use tocould have easily buckled under the pressure of its predecessors.
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