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Better Things
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- Drama
- 2007
- Duane Hopkins
- 89 mins
- 15
Summary
Social drama starring Tara Ballard, Liam McIlfatrick and Che Corr. Duane Hopkins' debut feature uses non-actors to tell the stories of a series of young people in a rural Cotswolds community, who escape from the reality of their isolated existence by taking hard drugs.
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A star rating of 4 out of 5.
David Parkinson
Writer/director Duane Hopkins's first feature is a compelling and highly credible insight into the deterioration of life in rural Britain. Making evocative use of his Cotswold locations, he creates a multi-stranded narrative that powerfully captures the genuine sense of isolation and torpor felt by the community, from young heroin addicts to a dying grandmother. This is only undermined by a failure to connect the juvenile and geriatric characters, and the guilt, envy, fear and despair they share. But for all the desolation of the landscape and the oppressiveness of the silences, there are moments of optimism here, as pulp romance-reading Rachel McIntyre conquers her agoraphobia, ailing Frank Bench confronts his wife over a long-held resentment, and Che Corr emerges from the shadow of self-destructive slacker Liam McIlfatrick to seize his best chance of a worthwhile future. Hopkins uses a predominantly non-professional cast and their performances match the sullen naturalism of Lol Crawley's cinematography and Douglas MacDougall's disconcerting sound design, making this an impressive debut.
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Cast
rolenameRobLiam McIlfatrickDavidChe CorrSarahTara BallardRachelMegan PalmerLarryKurt TaylorGail WilsonRachel McIntyreNan WilsonPatricia LovelandMr GladwinFrank BenchJonFreddie CunliffeMikeMichael Socha
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rolenameDirectorDuane Hopkins
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Theatrical distributor
Soda Pictures
Released on
2009-01-23
Languages
English
Guidance
Swearing, drug abuse.
Available on
DVD
Formats
Colour
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