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Review in 20 Seconds: Primo [TV]

PrimoPrimo, is a one man play based on the memoirs of Primo Levy; A survivor of .

I have to say Anthony Sher's performance and adaption of the memoirs is amazing, I started watching the program by accident, and couldn't believe how engaged I was within a few minutes, it is very evident that Sher has stage presence and convincing portrays the persona of Primo.

People often stray away from such awkward subject matter, either fearing a backlash or believing they wouldn't be able to do it justice. Fortunately Primo suffers neither, and should be a watch for everybody. Its honest and brutal, without employing any other actors other than Sher himself.

Verdict
An amazing and poignant film. 

Links
Primo @ amazon.co.uk Note this is the filmed version, not the adapted version

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Review in 20 Seconds: Three and Out [Film]

Three and OutI should start by reiterating my statement "2008 is going to be a good year for British Cinema"

3 and Out is what many people have come to expect from Dark British Humor, and that respect it doesn't disappoint. However, it has some rather intersting twists ands turns, and doesn't end anywhere where you would expect it to. Its honest and funny in the places where it is appropriate, but most of all its an enjoyable if somewhat tense watch.

Verdict

Enjoyable and Tense - If you want out and out comedy this is not a film for you, but if you want a serious yet funny film, get yourself into a cinema.

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