Normal is boring in Craig Roberts’ warm and winning salute to an irrepressible spirit. Jane (an extraordinary Sally Hawkins ) was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia in her 20s. Her life has been measured in breakdowns and institutions. She now lives independently and remains upbeat, determined and easily the nicest person in her vile, self-centred family. Stopping her medication opens up a brave new world that includes an attraction to kindred spirit Mike ( David Thewlis ). Told with delicious deadpan wit, imagination and bags of style, this film is a complete charmer.