Supernova is a British drama film directed by Harry Macqueen. The film features actors Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci in the lead roles. The movie explores themes of love, loss, and relationships in the face of illness and mortality.
Sam and Tusker are a gay couple who have been together for two decades. They are on a road trip across England in their old RV, visiting friends and family members and places significant to their relationship. Tusker has been diagnosed with early-onset dementia, which has had a significant impact on their lives.
As they travel, their conversations revolve around their past, their relationship, and their plans for the future. While Sam is eager to continue exploring the world with Tusker, Tusker believes that his time is running out and he wants to spend his remaining days at home. This disagreement causes tension between the two and leads to several arguments.
Over the course of the trip, they confront past secrets and new challenges, while also dealing with the harsh realities of Tusker's illness. They realize that their time together is precious, and they must make the most of it while they still can.
The film received critical acclaim for its sensitive portrayal of the impact of dementia on relationships and its stellar performances by the lead actors. It is a moving exploration of the complex emotions involved in illness and the love that endures in the face of death.
