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The Arbor (2010)

The lives of the late Bradford playwright Andrea Dunbar and Lorraine, one of her daughters, and the community of Bradford, in the 30 years since the 18-year-old Andrea penned a play about growing up in the community titled "The Arbor".

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Meshawn L 14 Jan 2012

Remarkably sad, but also remarkably detached because of the director's "verbatim cinematic" approach.

Andrew G 15 Dec 2010

Fascinating piece of Artangel film-making, A documentary where interviews are played out by actors, to reveal the life of Andrea Dunbar and her children, through testimonials and reference to the plays she wrote. Harrowing stories of 80s and 90s Northern life, and the breakdown of family, communities and meaning... lost its way a little towards the end, but managed to pull off a reasonably hopeful ending.

Matty S 13 Jul 2014

Interesting, though it does border on prevention from time to time.

Lee M 18 Sep 2011

For the morbidly curious, it's mesmerizing. But it's also a singularly watchable story for the strange, and strangely fitting, way in which it's told.

Martin Tsai 06 Oct 2015

Ms. Barnard illustrates in heartbreaking fashion how the cycle of familial neglect, low self-esteem and self destruction completely ruined lives that were once so full of promise.