Reviews

Andrew Lancaster brings a new intimacy — intriguing and thought provoking, a great, globe‑spanning story.

Family history merges with tabloid legend in Andrew Lancaster's engrossing account of a vintage aviation‑world scandal.

Matteo Zingales' lovely score balances jaunty derring‑do and elegiac reflection in much the same proportion as the film itself.

A story which keeps on giving — an incredible yarn, eternally fascinating. Heady stuff.

The Lost Aviator is the hidden gem we've been waiting for from this year's London Film Festival — a globe‑trotting drama of Greek tragedy proportions.

A film fraught with intrigue, mystery and tension — a fascinating twentieth century mystery. Heart breaking.

Part love story, part crime drama, part history lesson — Lancaster's life encompasses all the traits of an Agatha Christie adaptation.