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Kate Winslet's directorial debut is a weepy flick drowning in sentimentality, says BRIAN VINER

'Goodbye June and Eleanor The Great elicited much the same response: watchable but flawed. Ultimately, both films drown in sentimentality', writes BRIAN VINER

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