Lucy Lost (PG)

Thursday 12 Nov 2026 - 10:10
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Runtime: 90 mins (approx.)

Lucy Lost is a visually arresting, emotionally powerful tale of mystery, resilience, and hope. Adapted from Michael Morpurgo’s bestselling novel, the film transforms a story of wartime paranoia into a deeply touching exploration of trauma, memory, healing, and human connection.

Following its screenings at Annecy and Cannes, MAF is thrilled to be screening the UK Premiere of Lucy Lost.

MAF recommend this film for ages 10+. This screening carries the following trigger warnings for content:

War, loss of parents, isolation

Trigger warning content categories used are courtesy of the Film and TV Charity's advice: https://bit.ly/3VUsEF4

Films in this programme

Lucy Lost

Dir. Olivier Clert // France

On the edge of a quiet fishing village in a remote archipelago lives a family bound to the sea. Jim and Mary share their home with their son Alfie — and with Lucy, a mysterious eleven-year-old girl with striking white hair and visions no one else can see. Her gifts spark curiosity that soon turns to suspicion among the villagers. When Lucy meets Milly, her secret imaginary friend, they set off on a magical quest to uncover the secret behind her mysterious powers. A heartfelt journey that tests the bonds of friendship and courage.