Director Ben Sharrock is a Scot who has previously lived and worked with refugees in Syria and Algeria. He set out to make this week's film, Limbo, to show the plight of refugees not in their homeland but here in Britain where they wait for the process to see if they will be accepted or not.
"For a film that is so infused with sadness... Limbo is remarkably funny - a gentle, empathic kind of humour that is derived from the men's bleak existences, without mocking them." - Wendy Ide, Observer.
