Sundance Debut 'Extra Geography' Draws Early Praise as It Seeks U.S. Distribution

Overview

• Early reviews cite a stylistic kinship with Wes Anderson’s Rushmore, tempered by a distinctly British, feminine sensibility.
• The story follows Minna and Flic at a northern England girls’ boarding school as a school play and a crush on their geography teacher set their bond on edge.
• Newcomers Galaxie Clear and Marni Duggan earn praise for an odd-couple dynamic, with Alice Englert singled out as a compelling Miss Delavigne.
• IndieWire assigns a Grade B, noting strong emotions and some late-stage drift, while Variety touts sharp wit and empathetic observation.
• The film premiered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival and is seeking U.S. distribution, with wider release contingent on an acquisition.