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Lion (Cert PG, 117 mins) Now available on Amazon Video/bt TV Store/itunes/ Sky Store/talktalk TV Store and other download and streaming services. Available from Monday, May 22, on DVD from £9.99/Blu-ray £14.99

Starring: Dev Patel, Nicole Kidman, David Wenham, Rooney Mara and Sunny Pawar

Saroo (Sunny Pawar) lives in 1987 Khandwa with his mother and siblings. The five-year-old idolises his 12-year-old brother Guddu and the two boys embark on a night-time excursion to the local railway station. A horrible twist of fate separates the children and Saroo is trapped aboard a train, which heads 1,600km east to the bustling shanty towns of Calcutta. Unable to speak the language, the boy eventually meets Saroj Sood, who runs the Indian Society for Sponsorshi­p and Adoption, and places him with adoptive parents John and Sue Brierley (David Wenham, Nicole Kidman) in Hobart, Tasmania.

Many years later, Saroo (now played by Dev Patel) is encouraged by fellow student Lucy (Rooney Mara) to use online satellite mapping software to trace the railway line from Calcutta back west to locate his biological family.

Skilfully adapted by screenwrit­er Luke Davies from Saroo Brierley’s non-fiction book A Long Way Home, Lion is a majestic, heartfelt drama that delivers an almighty emotional wallop as the lead character pieces together his past. Director Garth Davis deftly moves between time frames as he elicits riveting performanc­es from Patel and Pawar, and Kidman as a proud mother who will never stand in the way of her beautiful boy tracing his bloodline. Cinematogr­apher Greig Fraser captures locations on two continents in rich and meticulous detail, providing a compelling backdrop to heartwrenc­hing trials and tribulatio­ns that will reduce viewers to puddles of saltwater emotion.

 ??  ?? Rooney Mara as Lucy and Dev Patel as Saroo Brierley
Rooney Mara as Lucy and Dev Patel as Saroo Brierley
 ??  ?? Nicole Kidman as Sue Brierley, and Sunny Pawar as the young Saroo
Nicole Kidman as Sue Brierley, and Sunny Pawar as the young Saroo

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