Not a bad little comedy. Maggie Smith deadpans her way through a macabre role, a matriarchal figure whose kind and jovial even when doing unspeakable things. Quaint and very British, it's one of those rare 'quirky' independant comedies that actually works.
This review of Keeping Mum (2005) was written by Ian A on 05 May 2008.
Keeping Mum has generally received positive reviews.
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