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The Selfish Giant (2013)

A hyperactive boy and his best friend, a slow-witted youth with an affinity for horses, start collecting scrap metal for a shady dealer.

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Paul A 14 May 2014

Clio Barnard's The Selfish Giant isn't the Oscar Wilde children's story, but more an inspired take on it in the kitchen-sink style of a Ken Loach drama.

Nicholas A 03 Jan 2014

The Selfish Giant shows basically how capitalism works: not by making an academic movie with statistical figures, but by telling the highly capturing dramatic story of two teenagers in an English community who need to collect scrap to make ends meet. There's clearly a lot of anger in this film concerning the way society has let down these boys and forgotten about these communities. Barnard doesn't pull any punches but there is a surprising level of compassion and grace from the adults which really pulls on your emotions. For all the hardships they've suffered there's still something inside them which burns through their grim reality to reveal what it really takes to be an adult and a parent. The final moments of the film are practically dialogue-free, but you won't find a more powerful sequence all year.

Ola S 11 Apr 2014

Cameron's England. Or Blair's for that matter. Zones with unemployment, drugs and petty thefts to make a living and get some pride at the same time. This has been told by Leech and Loach before, but Clio Barnard turns the screw even more. First comes food, than morals, but it's still the same problem with friendship, loyalties and forgiveness. Very far from American gangster movies however. Stealing scrap metal is the road to life and to death, with the usual tremendous British acting. Feel-bad-movie of the year so far from a purgatorio called post-industrial England.

Oskar B 21 Aug 2014

Magnificent. Just heart wrenching. It made me feel so much for these two boys and i had no idea that the ending would hit me as hard as it did. Great camera work and great performances overall. This film is cruel and dirty but clean in the means of friendship and family relationships. Emotional and necessary.

Paul M. Bradshaw 24 Oct 2013

Carried aloft by the remarkable performances of her two young leads, Clio Barnard's poignant, unflinching slice of hard-knock-life grips tight and lingers long.