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Wah-Wah (2005)

Set at the end of the 1960s, as Swaziland is about to receive independence from United Kingdom, the film follows the young Ralph Compton, at 12, through his parents' traumatic separation, till he's 14.

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Michael O 01 Aug 2007

Wah-wah was only so-so, there wasn't anything really amazing with acting (acpet maybe Emily Watson and Nicholas Hoult) and directing, except for few decent shots from the African landscape. This was a pretty bland family drama, with a very predictable ending.

Paula Nechak 31 May 2006

The film is so well acted -- by Byrne, who makes Harry's internalized agonies and continuously carried torch for his ex-wife touching, and by Watson and Hoult -- that its more cloying moments, including a staged version of the musical "Camelot" (which is too long), are a moot point.

Simon A 11 Jul 2006

Fantastic cast, let down by a poorly paced script. Clearly very autobiographical for Richard E. Grant, and therefore very personal, so it seemed like exluding certain events or dramatising some things for to create a better narrative would have been too difficult. It's a shame; it would have served the movie better. But it's his baby, and his story, so it can be forgiven.

Ondine E 17 Dec 2007

A slow burner of a movie - but obviously done with love.

Sandra G 22 Sep 2007

Autobiographical, a look at a time now lost in Africa and the fragile nature of relationships