Pillion: Director Harry Lighton's Debut
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'Pillion' review: Harry Melling accepts Alexander Skarsgård as his biker daddy in an A24 crowd-pleaser

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Harry Lighton's feature-length directorial debut Pillion explores a master-slave relationship that's as upsetting as it is invigorating.
The movie walks a fragile tonal tightrope with remarkable flair, resulting in one of the finest (and most crowd-pleasing) experiences at this year 's Cannes Film Festival .
Harry Melling and Aleksander Skarsgård deliver career-best work in Pillion.
The film explores what happens when there's a breakdown of communication, and both parties start acting out.
Melling navigates the gestures, body language, and the all-permeating uncertainty of the kind of character whose embarrassment in social situations is generally the root of comedic scorn.
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