BAFTA nominated for Leading Actress

"Till is a fierce portrait of courage and a sombre study of the human cost involved in resisting this kind of barbarity."
★★★★ Peter Bradshaw, Guardian

"Till honours something more important: the power of a picture that speaks the truth."
★★★★ Danny Leigh, Financial Times

"Chinonye Chukwu, working with a talented and mostly flawless cast, has established the film’s venomously racist Jim Crow-era milieu so profoundly that the exchange bristles with shock and sickening dread."
★★★★ Kevin Maher, Times (UK)

"Chukwu asks us to look beyond individual legal outcomes and see the bigger picture – to take strength from tragedy and find hope even in despair."
★★★★ Mark Kermode, Observer

"Against the distress, Chukwu and Deadwyler find purpose in Mamie’s transformation into a hugely influential civil rights activist. This is a woman’s account of striving for racial justice."
★★★★ Tara Brady, Irish Times

"An absorbing, slow-burning study of a broken woman’s politicisation. She is superbly served by star Danielle Deadwyler, who transforms Till from a good film into a gripping one."
★★★★ Ian Freer, Empire Magazine