James McAvoy and Erin Doherty play working‑class British characters navigating the early stage of a relationship in the drama “Faith,” which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The Hollywood Reporter review notes they excel in the sensitive drama, though it goes off the rails in the final reel.
Why it matters
McAvoy fans see him delivering a praised performance in a new relationship‑drama that debuted at a major film festival.
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- James McAvoy stars in the drama “Faith.”
- He appears alongside Erin Doherty.
- The film portrays working‑class British characters in the early stage of a relationship.
- “Faith” premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
- The film is directed by Paul Andrew Williams.
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