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Sparrow A film about loss grief and guilts
manolisvar15 November 2022
Kevin is a 17-year-old who lives with his overbearing father and two siblings, where his older brother is about to join the Army .

Kevin however tries to overcome the loss of his mother, and this makes him isolate himself, and get into trouble with the police but things will take an unexpected turn, when the young man after an accident, he will cause a death,that will once again bring a tragedy to the family .Kevin he will be tortured if he has to confess the act ,or take the guilty secret with him Against the background of a magical and remote town in Ireland, the director who had previously written the film stranger land with Nicole Kidman ,presents us with a psychological drama, but Emotional, with excellent performances ,mainly by the protagonist Olie west ,but also the great actor David o hara It's a story that becomes moving at the end, while it has a beautiful direction, nice photography ,and you want to see the final Movies conclusion .

I saw the sparrow at a film festival in Greece in a city called Thessaloniki, and the director together with the female producers were at the screening ,where after the end of the film, he gave a good QaA ,of how he was inspired to write the film, and other movie details.

He was also quite friendly with everyone ,and it was a nice experience to see the film, and meet him.

The Sparrow, although slightly foreboding at some points, and you may have seen the ending in other works with a similar theme, however it is a film playing with moral statements of the protagonists, human relationships, but also a death in the family and how it affects the characters I recommend that you see it in the cinema or at home and it will surely makes you think.
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