An intimate examination of a contemporary artist couple whose living and working patterns are threatened by the imminent sale of their home.

"A filmmaker of very distinct and original style."
Indiewire

'Without much expositional dialog, Hogg paints the complicated picture of relationship brilliantly using other means. The result is exceptional.'
Twitchfilm

'Hogg is an artist to be cherished and Exhibition is her most exciting film so far."
The Huffington Post

"Hogg is an expert in the cinema of suggestion."
The Independent

"An exquisite, chilly film."
Variety

"Exhibition is an impressively mature and crafted work."
The Hollywood Reporter

"It was (a) taut, clinical and dryly clever film."
Screen Daily

"This is confident, uncompromising work, with a ghostliness that plays on your mind for days, and it cements Hogg's place at the forefront of new British cinema."
The Telegraph

"Hogg's future as one of the most compassionate portraitists of the British psyche is assured."
The Guardian

"Joanna Hogg's brilliantly austere and intimate portrait of marriage (...) confining her protagonists in a house of glass, leaving the viewer constantly torn between voyeurism and empathy."
The Times