Joanna Hogg returns home from her two Italian-set films for a penetrating exploration not only of a marriage among artists but also of how your home defines how you live in it and along with others. Architect James Melvin’s glass-shrouded London house is as much a character as the couple inside it.

This week our double feature is spotlighting one of Britain’s best filmmakers, Joanna Hogg. With this she transitioned from working in television to a new, completely unpredictable career in cinema. A penetrating examination of the class that can vacation in Italy—and co-starring Tom Hiddleston.