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Be Kind Rewind(2008)
Be Kind Rewind(2008)
Funny and inventive film about a couple of video store clerks who decide to remake some classic films.
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Year
2007
Duration
91 minutes
Genres
Comedy
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Great movies can be made by anyone - or so hope the heroes of Son of Rambow, a hugely likeable coming-of-age tale set in the Britain of the 1980s. Having heard about a competition that's being run for young film-makers, Lee is determined not just to take part, but to triumph. Despite always being in trouble at school, he's got plenty of ambition and sees his older brother's dodgy video equipment as the way to fulfil it . But his plans don't come alive until he meets Will, a shy kid whose religious parents won't let him watch movies at all. Together, the unlikely duo decide to make an action-packed sequel to the adventure movie Rambo (a huge hit in the 1980s) and the results paint paint a warm and funny picture of growing up and filmmaking.
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Contains dangerous behaviour, smoking and moderate language.
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