The New Statesman
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The Eternal Daughter is loosely a sequel to Joanna Hogg’s previous two films.
Tilda Swinton plays Julie Hart and her dozing, elderly mother, Rosalind, again.
The film would never have worked in the same way with separate actors in separate roles.
Hogg’s terrific first film, Unrelated , made when she was 47 , was about a woman facing up to not having a child of her own in a family setting.
Rosalind does manage to acknowledge that Julie 's films are “as time-consuming and energy-consuming as a child might be”.
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