TwentyFourSeven - THAT'S WICKED: UNDERAPPRECIATED BRITISH FILMS OF THE 1990s.

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TwentyFourSeven tells the story of Alan Darcy, a man who sets up a boxing club in the local community to keep young people off the streets. Soon,
Darcy sets up a public boxing tournament to help bond the lads even more and prove what they have learnt.
Since release the film has long been forgotten about. Film critic, broadcaster and author Mark Searby takes a look back at this underappreciated British film from from the 90s.
Written and presented by Mark Searby - www.marksearby.com/
Edited and directed by Daniel Hatton - danielkhatton.com/
Title card by Red Rabbit Creations - www.etsy.com/uk/shop/RedRabbi...
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18 июл 2021

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@ninfilms 2 года назад

Loved 24/7 Bob Hoskins is brilliant as Alan Darcy. Another 90s British film starring Bob Hoskins is Felicia's Journey.

@martinjames6431 Год назад

It got it's boost by being a traioler on some high profile flicks like Traainspotting and a good thing to. An excellent movie and ranks in the top three with Romeo Brass and Dead Mans shoes

@smartscratcheastmidlands6589 5 месяцев назад

The scene in the shop with the lady is my local area and my mum worked at the nursing home facing you can even see the manager looking out the window at one scene

@tinkersailorhead4360 Год назад

Yes, Bob Hoskins done great playing it soft and caring for the boys. Preparing the mighty downfall scene when he beats that bully half to death near the end. Brilliantly dramatised, love it. Saw it probaly 97 in Berlin during a promo tour. Sunhouse with the late Gavin Clarke played a live set at the cinema after the movie !

@stevecheevers7337 2 года назад

Great film, although sadly it doesn't get the love like Dead Man Shoes or This is England saga gets, even A Room for Romeo Brass has build up more of a cult following over the last decade or two. And it feels a little artier then what comes after compared to his other work. Excellent performance from the late great Bob Hoskin's and black and white Cinematography with a excellent soundtrack (something Meadow's work always has).