DVD Reviews
George Washington
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- Director: David Gordon Green
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- Details: US / 89 mins (12PG).
The emphasis is on character rather than plot in Green's off-kilter study of disaffected American teens - rather than the bored brats of mainstream Hollywood, however, Green's tale concentrates on those dead-end kids who never stood a chance of ever making good. Gruelling in places, George Washington is also unaffectedly touching.
Review by Declan Burke
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