Kes(1969)
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Enchanting film from famed British social realist director Ken Loach, about a young lad with an unhappy life, who befriends and tames a kestrel hawk.
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Age group8+ years
Duration110 mins
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This Shocking Film Made In 1969 Always Was Sad NEVER Funny. Once I Saw Getting Abused And Hurt I Started To Cry I Would Never Want To Feel His Pain And Loneliness Even Though I Do.So If You Have Watched It And Started To Laugh Watch It Again But Closely And If You Haven't Watched It, Please Do But Dont Be So Stupid Like Other People But Take Great Care And Feel Sorry For This Poor Boy. I Loved This Movie Because I Am Very Interested In Peoples Lives From When They Were Young BUT The Thing I Didn't Like Was Always The Part Either Were Kes Got Told Off Or Abused. I Hope You Thought Very Carefully And Quietly About The Poor Boy In This Sad Movie.
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