The Lost Daughter

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Based on Elena Ferrante's novel of the same name ("La figlia oscura" in Italian), it's an involving and masterfully acted (Jessie Buckley is awesome) psychological drama. The setting has been changed from Italy to Greece.
Mark: 8 / 10

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