From almond cake to savory lamb, witch bottles to fairy rings, wishing wells to conscience clearing letters you will find food for the heart, the belly, and the spirit.

British filmmaker Joanna Hogg writes and directs this drama set in the Scilly Isles, painting a portrait of a middle class English family under strain. When Edward (Tom Hiddleston) announces his plans to go on a volunteer trip to Africa, his mother Patricia (Kate Fahy) decides to gather her family together for a farewell holiday in the Scillies. But as they go through the motions of the carefree family holiday and anticipate the imminent arrival of Edward's father, old fractures begin to surface.

How do you live with yourself as an adult when you were convicted of murder as a child?

And when you can't remember the crime...

HOW DO YOU KNOW YOU'RE GUILTY?

Charlotte wants a fresh start. She wants to forget her past, forget her crime – and, most of all, forget that one terrible moment.

It’s the reason she’s been given a new name, a new life. The reason she spent years in prison.

But even on the outside, with an ankle monitor and court-mandated therapy, she can’t escape the devastating memory of the night that turned her and her only friend into national hate figures.

But now her friend has found her.

And despite the lies she tells to survive, she soon finds herself being dragged deeper and deeper into a past she cannot confront.

Even if it’s going to cost Charlotte her life...