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    Urchin

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    2.6 Audience Ratings 5 Comment
    Urchin ABOUT

    Urchin

    English; Turkish Subtitles

    Director/Director

    Harris Dickinson

    Screenplay/Screenplay

    Harris Dickinson

    Director of Photography/Cinematography

    Josée Deshaies

    Editing/Editing

    Rafael Torres Calderon

    Cast/Cast

    Frank Dillane, Megan Northam, Amr Waked, Shonagh Marie, Karyna Khymchuk

    Producer/Producer

    Scott O'Donnell, Archie Pearch

    Production/Production

    BBC Film, British Film Institute, Tricky Knot

    World Rights/World Sales

    Charades

    Turkish Rights/Turkish Rights

    ONE FILM

    Synopsis:

    Urchin is an extension of the British social realist tradition from the Free Cinema movement to the present day. The directorial debut of Harris Dickinson, who attracted attention with his performances in Babygirl and Triangle of Sorrow, is a film about social injustice and inequality of opportunity... A child who starts life at a disadvantage is unable to build a future for himself as an adult and lives day-to-day... We follow the story of a character who lacks self-confidence and self-discipline, who cannot get rid of addiction and who is torn between the street and prison because he cannot hold down a job. For his performance in this role, lead actor Frank Dillane won the Best Actor award in the Un Certain Regard section of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.

    Urchin is a part of the British tradition of social realist films deriving from the Free Cinema. The debut feature of Harris Dickinson, renowned actor of Babygirl and Triangle of Sadness, is a film about social injustice and inequality of opportunity: A child that makes a disadvantageous start to life continues to live day by day as an adult without being able to build himself a future. Lacking self-confidence and self-discipline, unable to overcome addiction and persisting in a job, the Urchin swings between the street and the prison. Frank Dillane won the Best Actor Prize at the A Certain Regard section at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.

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