The Lull the Going

About This Movie

The Lull the Going is this fascinating documentary that leans into a sort of raw, gritty atmosphere, shot in those cold December days in Nottingham and South London. You really get a sense of place, the film almost breathes the streets it's filmed on. The pacing is deliberate, allowing moments to linger, almost meditative, which can feel a bit disorienting at first. What stands out is its focus on the everyday lives and struggles of its subjects, presenting them with a kind of honest, unvarnished empathy. The practical effects are minimal, but they don’t need to be flashy; it’s more about the authenticity of the experiences shared. There's something distinctive about how it captures the essence of two contrasting locales. It’s not the usual documentary fare.

Shot in December 2016.Focuses on everyday lives.Gritty atmosphere and pacing.