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
- Esme, 13
- 2 reviews
This film is a very nice film, with some moments being really upsetting and some making you want to laugh. I would recommend this movie to those who don't really know what to watch as I think almost everyone will somewhat like this film. THERE IS A INAPPROPRIATE SCENE AT ONE POINT BUT NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT.
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