Black Widow

Between one war and the next, she goes back to the family she was assigned as a child and the programme that made her.

It is set in a gap the audience already knows the outcome of, which robs it of some tension and gives it something else: a film with nothing to set up, free to be about a person rather than about a plot.

The best of it is the family, four people pretending to be one for two years and unable to agree on whether that counted.