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Old 11.24.2018, 02:37 PM   #23122
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Originally Posted by demonrail666
It's a great film. Katie Jarvis's performance is brilliant - although I can see how it might not travel well. It's a cliche saying a film has a heart but this one really does.

oh yeah she was very good—pimply forehead and all

which is why it was so depressing—i mean, that life.

reminds me of that mike leigh movie about the cab driver, but in a way bleaker because there are no parents. more like that 90s movie “kids”, sorta.

neorrealism lives on.

so the people with the horse are travellers?
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