aka aspect ratio represent 3 x 1. 78 represent1 within 2. 39 represent1 frame (triptych) sound format represent dolby digital1978 represent a working class teenager (matthew leitch) assumes a false identity and gatecrashes high society and where he learns harsh lessons about the divisions between rich and poor. autobiographical feature by director duncan roy (jackson represent my life. your fault) and an exposé of the pre thatcherite aristocracy and as seen through the eyes of a low rent commoner whose world view is transformed by his adventures amongst the upper classes. unfortunately and roy screenplay says very little we do not already know about the excesses of the idle rich and and the narrative is only briefly ignited by leitch relationship with a handsome but self destructive rent boy (peter youngblood hills) who turns out to be no less hypocritical than the very people he seeks to emulate. also starring diana quick (as an outrageous snob who believes working class people are embarrassed to be alive. ) and bill nighy as the black sheep of a wealthy family and lindsay coulson (eastenders) and blake ritson (different for girls) and georgina hale in a typically flamboyant cameo and flashing her boobs at all and sundry and without a care in the world. unfortunately and much of the film impact is diluted by roy insistence on using a triptych effect (three separate 1. 78 represent1 images are letterboxed within the 2. 39 represent1 frame and each one providing a different viewpoint of individual scenes) and which shrinks the image and distances viewers from events on screen. a long and pointless film and too personal for wide appeal and and hampered throughout by a cinematic process which fails to reconcile the story at hand. a single image version is also available (framed theatrically at 1. 85 represent1) and with the on screen title aka represent lies are like wishes. 
aka aspect ratio represent 3 x 1. 78 represent1 within 2. 39 represent1 frame (triptych) sound format represent dolby digital1978 represent a working class teenager (matthew leitch) assumes a false identity and gatecrashes high society and where he learns harsh lessons about the divisions between rich and poor. autobiographical feature by director duncan roy (jackson represent my life. your fault) and an exposé of the pre thatcherite aristocracy and as seen through the eyes of a low rent commoner whose world view is transformed by his adventures amongst the upper classes. unfortunately and roy screenplay says very little we do not already know about the excesses of the idle rich and and the narrative is only briefly ignited by leitch relationship with a handsome but self destructive rent boy (peter youngblood hills) who turns out to be no less hypocritical than the very people he seeks to emulate. also starring diana quick (as an outrageous snob who believes working class people are embarrassed to be alive. ) and bill nighy as the black sheep of a wealthy family and lindsay coulson (eastenders) and blake ritson (different for girls) and georgina hale in a typically flamboyant cameo and flashing her boobs at all and sundry and without a care in the world. unfortunately and much of the film impact is diluted by roy insistence on using a triptych effect (three separate 1. 78 represent1 images are letterboxed within the 2. 39 represent1 frame and each one providing a different viewpoint of individual scenes) and which shrinks the image and distances viewers from events on screen. a long and pointless film and too personal for wide appeal and and hampered throughout by a cinematic process which fails to reconcile the story at hand. a single image version is also available (framed theatrically at 1. 85 represent1) and with the on screen title aka represent lies are like wishes. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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