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The Grind (I) (2012)The Grind is a modern urban drama, set in world of sex, drug dealers, dance nightclubs and loan sharks... See full synopsis » Director:Rishi OpelWriter:Rishi Opel |
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Phil
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Nancy
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Bobby
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Jo
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Vince
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Tony
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Jean
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The Dealer
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Big Guy
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Sway DaSafo | ... |
Thug
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Sheraiah Larcher | ... |
Bassy
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Paul
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Simon
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Detective Inspector Greaves
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The Grind is a modern urban drama, set in world of sex, drug dealers, dance nightclubs and loan sharks... See full synopsis »
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East End Loan... Dead End DebtParents Guide:
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
23 March 2012 (UK) See more »Box Office
Budget:
£100,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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First of all ignore the negative reviews. There are technical issues with the film, but the storyline is fine! The film revolves around Bobby and his debts to an East End gangster, Dave, played by Jamie Foreman, currently in EastEnders as Derek Branning.
I felt Jamie Foreman came across well as the ruthless gangster who demands his debt is paid or else. Much in the liking of his father working along side the Krays brothers in the 60's.
The urban feel of the movie came across well in terms of the dialogue and the cinematography. Clearly the Director is a fan of Nil by Mouth. My favourite bit was the overdose on the dancefloor and the dance music suited it well. It could have been edited like a music video, but clearly the slow motion scenes were there to to tell a story and not a 3 minute pop video.
The story was clearly defined and the performances could have been better, especially from the co- lead,it was clear to see it was one of his first performances. It also had a very non-Hollywood ending which I wasn't expecting, I guess that was why Jamie Foreman wanted to play the role of Dave. Overall not a bad attempt at a first feature film and I look forward to see what the director does next!