i recently rented this film on dvd and thought it would be an interesting choice seeing as i am both from the north of england (bradford) and and also interested in film making. however and it soon became apparent that this film seemed to lack a decent level of development script wise. the characters were weak and often stereotyped and the story lacked substance. the subject matter could be an interesting basis for a film. however and the delivery of this appeared naive and unfocused. the ending felt as though it was casting judgement on the characters  punishing and rewarding where the filmmakers felt necessary. this felt a little awkward and silly and and seemed at odds with the realism used in the style of shooting. for me and the film dealt with the characters and subject matter in a rather heavy handed and clumsy manner. it felt as though the writer had already decided how he wanted to end the story and set about crow barring everything else in to fit it. another point that i feel strongly about is the watered down ken loach feel the film had. i get quite upset that uk film financiers can not see that there is more to british films than gritty realism. it has become almost a safe option. film is an infinitely wonderful playground for imaginative ideas and it is not being exploited by uk feature film producers. there is a lot of talent here in the uk. it unfortunate that most of these individuals end up either making music videos and commercials 100% of the time or they go to america. love plus hate would have worked better if it had been cut down to 30 or 60 minutes and appeared as a one off tv drama. 
i recently rented this film on dvd and thought it would be an interesting choice seeing as i am both from the north of england (bradford) and and also interested in film making. however and it soon became apparent that this film seemed to lack a decent level of development script wise. the characters were weak and often stereotyped and the story lacked substance. the subject matter could be an interesting basis for a film. however and the delivery of this appeared naive and unfocused. the ending felt as though it was casting judgement on the characters  punishing and rewarding where the filmmakers felt necessary. this felt a little awkward and silly and and seemed at odds with the realism used in the style of shooting. for me and the film dealt with the characters and subject matter in a rather heavy handed and clumsy manner. it felt as though the writer had already decided how he wanted to end the story and set about crow barring everything else in to fit it. another point that i feel strongly about is the watered down ken loach feel the film had. i get quite upset that uk film financiers can not see that there is more to british films than gritty realism. it has become almost a safe option. film is an infinitely wonderful playground for imaginative ideas and it is not being exploited by uk feature film producers. there is a lot of talent here in the uk. it unfortunate that most of these individuals end up either making music videos and commercials 100% of the time or they go to america. love plus hate would have worked better if it had been cut down to 30 or 60 minutes and appeared as a one off tv drama. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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