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Where were they from?
I'm guessing the North but i haven't ever seen the film so go figure...
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Most ken loach films are like that, unless i have mixed up the director he did a good film about a man from Liverpool going to fight in the Spanish civil war, its a really interesting film if you watch it with the subtitles , without its horribly confusing when they discuss the benefits of communism.
Its a genuine Yorkshire tale that is, its hard enough to get all the words if English.
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imnotbruce wrote:I watched it recently, and it was pretty good I just couldnt understand a word they said, the movie comes from the u.k
Not surprised you couldn't understand it
It was set and filmed in the then mining town of Barnsley in South Yorkshire.
There will be many a southern softy who can't understand the dialogue!
imnotbruce wrote:I watched it recently, and it was pretty good I just couldnt understand a word they said, the movie comes from the u.k
Not surprised you couldn't understand it
It was set and filmed in the then mining town of Barnsley in South Yorkshire.
There will be many a southern softy who can't understand the dialogue!
Grand film lad
Translation of plot : It' grim up north
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It is by tea alone I set my mind in motion. By the juice of the brew my thoughts aquire speed, my mind becomes strained, the strain becomes a warning. It is by tea alone I set my mind in motion.
@imnotbruce anybody who likes Kes will probably enjoy 'The loneliness of the long distance runner.' Another classic film in that mould
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