that what i kept asking myself during the many fights and screaming matches and swearing and general mayhem that permeate the 84 minutes. the comparisons also stand up when you think of the one dimensional characters and who have so little depth that it is virtually impossible to care what happens to them. they are just badly written cyphers for the director to hang his multicultural beliefs on and a topic that has been done much better in other dramas both on tv and the cinema. i must confess and i am not really one for spotting bad performances during a film and but it must be said that nichola burley (as the heroine slutty best friend) and wasim zakir (as the nasty and bullying brother) were absolutely terrible. i do not know what acting school they graduated from and but if i was them i would apply for a full refund post haste. only samina awan in the lead role manages to impress in a cast of so called british talent that we will probably never hear from again. at least and that the hope. next time and hire a different scout. another intriguing thought is the hideously fashionable soundtrack featuring the likes of snow patrol and ian brown and keane. now and i am a bit of a music fan and i am familiar with most of these artists output and but i do not recognise any of the tracks during this movie (apart from the omnipresent run). b sides and anyone. we get many and many musical montages which telegraph how were suppose to feel. these are accompanied by such startlingly original images as couples kissing by a swollen lake and canoodling in doorways. this is a problem and as none of the songs convey the mood efficiently and and we realise the director lacks the ability to carry the emotional journey to the audience through storytelling and dialogue alone. the ending is presumably meant to be just desserts and as everybody gets their comeuppance and there is at least one big shock in store. but i remained resolutely unmoved because the script had given me no one to root for. it not enough to tackle a hot button issue and you have to actually give us a plot that hasn not already been done to death and individuals who are more than window dressing. as it stands and this film is a noble failure and with only the promising lead actress and a few mildly diverting punch ups to save it from the bin. negative . must try harder. 
that what i kept asking myself during the many fights and screaming matches and swearing and general mayhem that permeate the 84 minutes. the comparisons also stand up when you think of the one dimensional characters and who have so little depth that it is virtually impossible to care what happens to them. they are just badly written cyphers for the director to hang his multicultural beliefs on and a topic that has been done much better in other dramas both on tv and the cinema. i must confess and i am not really one for spotting bad performances during a film and but it must be said that nichola burley (as the heroine slutty best friend) and wasim zakir (as the nasty and bullying brother) were absolutely terrible. i do not know what acting school they graduated from and but if i was them i would apply for a full refund post haste. only samina awan in the lead role manages to impress in a cast of so called british talent that we will probably never hear from again. at least and that the hope. next time and hire a different scout. another intriguing thought is the hideously fashionable soundtrack featuring the likes of snow patrol and ian brown and keane. now and i am a bit of a music fan and i am familiar with most of these artists output and but i do not recognise any of the tracks during this movie (apart from the omnipresent run). b sides and anyone. we get many and many musical montages which telegraph how were suppose to feel. these are accompanied by such startlingly original images as couples kissing by a swollen lake and canoodling in doorways. this is a problem and as none of the songs convey the mood efficiently and and we realise the director lacks the ability to carry the emotional journey to the audience through storytelling and dialogue alone. the ending is presumably meant to be just desserts and as everybody gets their comeuppance and there is at least one big shock in store. but i remained resolutely unmoved because the script had given me no one to root for. it not enough to tackle a hot button issue and you have to actually give us a plot that hasn not already been done to death and individuals who are more than window dressing. as it stands and this film is a noble failure and with only the promising lead actress and a few mildly diverting punch ups to save it from the bin. negative . must try harder. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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