Strikingly photographed and disquietingly scored, Clio Barnard’s deliberate and innovative yet devastatingly moving documentary, filmed with actors lip-synching to recorded interviews and dramatized scenes from its subject’s eponymous play, gradually builds up a picture of the life of Bradford playwright Andrea Dunbar and her legacy, with particular attention paid to the drug-fuelled plight of her eldest daughter, Lorraine, a young woman of mixed race who has known nothing but pain and suffering. Iain.Stott
Thursday, 28 April 2011
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