Just like most of Ken Loach's movies slightly obvious in its depiction of proletarian misery, but nonetheless touching and gritty working-class cinema with a fine ensemble cast and a good eye for telling details.
There's a feeling of been-there-seen-that to the proceedings, but the narrative flows naturally and lots of insightful little vignettes and an air of human kindness ensure two hours of viewing pleasure beyond the common escapism.
Bardem's great as usual!
7 out of 10 unorthodox bedtime readings
There's a feeling of been-there-seen-that to the proceedings, but the narrative flows naturally and lots of insightful little vignettes and an air of human kindness ensure two hours of viewing pleasure beyond the common escapism.
Bardem's great as usual!
7 out of 10 unorthodox bedtime readings