Meandering story about kid his bird and working class life in England
This is a rambling story about a kid who finds his calling with a raven. The problem is director Ken Loach tried to include the kid’s daily life which often isn’t related to the main theme such as when there’s an extended scene of his class playing soccer at school. The kid is hardly in the sequence which focuses more upon his physical education teacher. It appears that Loach’s real purpose was to show daily life for the working class in England and the boy was just part of this larger drama. What stood out about the kid was how he came alive when he talked about his bird. What stood out about the city was the authoritarian nature of the public school. One last thing was that the working class accents were so thick I needed subtitles because I couldn’t understand them half the time.
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