Needs patience and a lot of time experimenting (variable base). Can be satisfying if you search for certain cinematic looks. Contrast and grain may tempt you to pull it but in some cases details lost in shadows might not be a major disadvantage; push for atmosphere. i don't think it can be pulled past 200; an interesting film though; as far as I know The Lighthouse, Raging Bull , Schindler's List (!), Stranger Than Paradise if you are old enough to remember it; but also Kafka (1991) and one of the violent scenes from Casino Royale (2006) were all shot on this film.
I am still in two minds about this film. It might be we all need to venture into spaces we would otherwise not be willing to visit or explore. perhaps best shot fresh, suited for capturing atmosphere; Indoors it will work well at 200 (with tungsten) and outside all the way to ISO 1600 if push processed with increased contrast and brightness if that's what you search for. Too expensive for regular use.

Good results although I wouldn't rate it as good as Tmax 100 or Acros.

I like! My first roll was taken on a dull, flat day. The shots are contrasty, punchy and with a nice grain; and not over-sharp. I now wonder how it will handle bright sunshine (assuming we get some more). I processed the roll in CT3.

This is a very versatile film. In my experience it beautifully rich blacks and excellent shadow detail and the fact it’s incredibly forgiving means you can get more HP5 + like tones or you can settle for the creamy, rich tones it gives off naturally or push it and get a little bit more grain without underexposing and losing clarity.

Great film stock but the only problem is the same as Kodak’s B&W films; they’re too expensive to justify buying over Ilford films.

This film stock has huge range of tones, but seems to be a little extreme on how it behaves. This gives an amazing character to the images and for portraits it is amazing. Seems to handle skin tones very nicely, keeping them bright in the resulting image but with plenty of texture. Lots of good portrait examples in these reviews. Green seems to be very bright in the images - see my examples. The leaf shows bright with the dragonfly, but I dont remember the background being that dark in real life. Maybe not a good one for beginners, but certainly the film stock to learn once you are ready.