I love the delivery in this film, as I feel it came across as honest and cared for. We follow Mia, a 15-year-old girl who lives a hard life in an English suburb. The first scene where she dances is just so telling, and the film goes on from there. It's epic, yet not showy in the least. No soundtrack telling the viewer what to think. No made-to-shock dialogue. "Kitchen sink" is a bad term, but this does somewhat fit in with "A Taste of Honey" and "Saturday Night, Sunday Morning" but stands very much on its own legs. Brilliant acting, great script and beautiful direction.
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I love the delivery in this film, as I feel it came across as honest and cared for. We follow Mia, a 15-year-old girl who lives a hard life in an English suburb. The first scene where she dances is just so telling, and the film goes on from there. It's epic, yet not showy in the least. No soundtrack telling the viewer what to think. No made-to-shock dialogue. "Kitchen sink" is a bad term, but this does somewhat fit in with "A Taste of Honey" and "Saturday Night, Sunday Morning" but stands very much on its own legs. Brilliant acting, great script and beautiful direction.