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it's called st maud — a psychological horrorfilm — written and directed by the up and coming britishtor rose glass. her debut stars morfydd clark, a welsh actress in her first lead role, who's also been singled out for praise. our arts editor will gompertz has been speaking to them both. maud, as she likes to be called, is a nurse, a carer who perhaps cares just a little bit too much. it takes nothing special to mop up after the decrepit and the dying. she doesn't want to simply save lives, anyone can do that, she wants to save a soul. bless amanda's body. and bless her mind. it stars the 30—year—old welsh actress, morfydd clark, in herfirst major lead role. the challenges for me was dealing with a lot of subject matter that i feel quite passionately about, which is the nhs and how we treat workers there. and also, kind of, just struggling in loneliness and it was kind of thinking about that every day with trying not to obsess about that every day. the film was written and directed by 31—year—old bafta rising star, rose glass. we kind of saw this film as a weird, messed up, fun chara