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BFI LFF: Anchor and Hope (2017). Alexa Dalby, 12 October 2017, Dog and Wolf
Anchor And Hope. Jennie Kermode, 23 September 2018, Eye for Film
Anchor and Hope review – barges, babies and big themes in touching canal drama. Leslie Felperin, 28 September 2018, The Guardian
Film Review: Anchor and Hope. Anna Storm, 15 November 2018, Film Journal International
Two 'Game of Thrones' Actresses Lead Charming Lesbian Romance 'Anchor and Hope'. Jude Dry, 8 December 2018, IndieWire

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