Coming Through

About This Movie

Coming Through (1985) offers an intriguing blend of past and present, exploring the lives of D.H. Lawrence and his tumultuous romance with Frieda Von Richthofen. The way it juxtaposes Kate’s modern academic pursuit with Lawrence's passionate affair creates a rich texture. Alison Steadman and Kenneth Branagh deliver solid performances, bringing depth to their characters. The pacing feels measured, allowing moments of reflection, and the atmosphere is steeped in a melancholic charm. You can really sense the weight of longing and desire throughout. While it’s a TV movie, the production quality doesn’t skimp on visual storytelling, making each scene feel deliberate and engaging. Definitely a piece worthy of discussion for its literary themes and character explorations.

Interesting interplay between past and present narratives.Solid performances and engaging character dynamics.Rich thematic exploration of love and longing.