film profile] to be a proper but overly familiar drama from basketball player-turned-filmmaker (now that s a story I would like to hear)
Fred Baillif: a group of girls, no doubt still licking their wounds, are placed in a residential care home. The social workers responsible for their well-being try their best not to cross some imagined line: to get close yet not too close, to build a connection yet one that doesn t promise what it ultimately cannot deliver. The film actually is familiar, in a way, flowing by freely with its hand-held shots and improvised dialogues, but it is also very, very engaging. And once its young protagonists start to talk, their frankness comparable only to Rosario Dawson in
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