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A remarkably assured directorial debut with a mesmerising lead.
Vollständige Besprechung auf Little White Lies lesen...forgoing pity in favour of illustrating the complex humanity of someone who’s been made to believe they’re not worth saving.
Vollständige Besprechung auf Empire lesen...reflects a mature, and frequently harrowing, recognition of how people can be held captive by the centrifugal force of their own behavioral patterns.
Vollständige Besprechung auf Indie Wire lesenHarris Dickinson makes a terrifically impressive debut here as a writer-director with this smart, thoughtful, compassionate picture about homelessness.
Vollständige Besprechung auf The Guardian lesen...sidesteps social-realist cliches in favour of daring invention.
Vollständige Besprechung auf The Telegraph lesenBabygirl’s Harris Dickinson announces himself as a gutsy, thoughtful filmmaker.
Vollständige Besprechung auf The Independent lesen...stays committed to presenting Mike’s story without frills, recognizing that it’s just a tragically common one of a man spiraling down the drain of society.
Vollständige Besprechung auf Roger Ebert lesenUrchin‘s London most resembles that of Mike Leigh’s Naked: a city in which vagrants and working poor can exist at the center of the metropolis while remaining curiously disconnected from it.
Vollständige Besprechung auf Paste Magazine lesenThe film is most fascinating for its interrogation of its own representation.
Vollständige Besprechung auf Slant Magazine lesenHarris Dickinson sticks to the basics with his directorial debut, Urchin, but avoids the talky comedies or stagey dramas that trap so many actors-turned-filmmakers trying to stay simple.
Vollständige Besprechung auf The A.V. Club lesenThis powerful British drama is one of the most accomplished, brilliant debut films in recent memory...
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