| Reference Type |
Sunday Telegraph
newspaper
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| Title |
Warm feelings as love conquers all |
| Author(s) | Paul LePetit |
| Publication Date |
24-03-1991 |
| Page Number |
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| Comments |
The author makes a distinction between a film being classified as a "sequal" as opposed to the "second part of a trilogy". LePetit casts aspertions as to whether it is this distinction that prompted the film's success (a flowing three part narrative, each part with its own narrative trajectory, rather than a recreation or addition to a single film).
The humour in 'The Year My Voice Broke' is likened to the humour in 'Flirting' which the author believes successfully evokes the pain and agony of a boy's rite-of-passage. Praise is attributed to the performance of all lead and supporting cast, in addition to the unpretentious nature of the film as a whole.
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| Synopsis |
Review and synopsis which includes still photographs of Noah Taylor and Thandie Newton in 'Flirting', and Nicole Kidman as an inset photograph.
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