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Rag Tale (2005)A romance that plays out in the splashy, sensational world of British tabloids. Director:Mary McGuckianWriter:Mary McGuckian |
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Eddy Taylor
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Richard Morton
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Sally May
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Peach James Taylor
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A romance that plays out in the splashy, sensational world of British tabloids.
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7 October 2005 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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This had to be turned off after about 15 minutes. It is easily the worst shot thing ever. If you want a masterclass in generation tension without moving the camera, check out The Collingswood Story. If you want a masterclass in HOW NOT TO MAKE A FILM, watch this sh*t. Rupert Graves is pathetic as some sort of Pier Morgan character - about as intimidating as a dead moth. Truly poor, feeble effort. The director should be shot, and so should everyone else involved for not telling her this was a bad style to adopt. I purchased this dung from Blockbutser for 1.99. It wasn't worth 0.01p. You want to see this sort of thing done well - improvised script, floating camera, and so on - see Festival or One for the Road. This joins Confetti in the 'bin' list. Get lost, the lot of you