Courtesy of Sundance Institute
Sometimes I Think About Dying might just be the revelation audiences have been waiting for from Daisy Ridley as she charts the lonely existence of Fran, an office worker who spends her days watching others interact while daydreaming about death.
Plucked from obscurity by J.J. Abrams to headline an as-yet unwritten Star Wars sequel, Ridley had stardom forced upon her, rather than taking time to forge a route free from scrutiny. From the ill-fated and much maligned Chaos Walking opposite Tom Holland, through to the star-studded Agatha Christie adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express, she has rarely looked comfortable.
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