What destroyed dreams does to a kid in 70s Glasglow
Neds is about destroyed dreams. It features John McGill (Conor McGarron) who went from wanting to be at the top of his class to not caring because the schools are run like dictatorships. The teachers are abusive and whip the kids. They simply offer nothing. John then falls into a spate of nihilism hanging out with the local toughs in 1970s Glasglow, Scotland. The story seems like it’ll all be about a fall from grace but then it takes some dramatic turns towards psychosis and then the ending is completely unexpected. There’s an attempt at redemption but in a really odd way that doesn’t quite work. It’s definitely not your usual coming of age flick.<br />C
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