Perfect 10

Growing up's tough and made a lot tougher when nobody's there to care and you don't get any attention. Half sibling teens meet unexpectedly for the first time and results in two outstanding cinematic performances by two soon to be a lot better known performers. British cinema doing what British cinema does best. Highly recommended.

In a way... kind of hard to realize that people in real life are this dumb and dysfunctional. We know they are out there... but this film doesn't get the job done. The acting is good... but only with a couple of characters (Frankie Box is good). There are many parts to the film but none are really developed. And for some reason they want you to like folks who are mere thieves. It seems that the writer is writing about a world that he or she knows very little about and it shows. With so many moving parts... this would have to be a mini series and then it would have to be handled correctly. And I think the title is very misleading... one dance does not make a 10.

This short but sweet little movie captures something of the angst of youth without shoving it in your face. The two main actors are fantastic in their roles (if you can put up with their mockney east landan chav accents), it's morally ambiguous but well directed and scripted. Well worth 85 minutes of your time.

Like how the camera goes and the sound nicely done. Even if it does not seem like.

You immediately feel her struggle in life. How she is getting back on people. Clearly shows what kind of person she is.

Great done on resembling the real life.

Hmmm uncertainty and her lack of confidence make her making decisions and actions.

She finally has somewhere where she is someone and really want to do things to be got more in and willing to go far.

She does not even know who is protecting her and who is using her, that, blinded by the need for acknowledgement.

Good acting Like the camera, good simple not liking Hollywood Sound is maybe just too shabby, too easy It is clear that those who care will do nothing that hurt your environment.

And Frankie Box is a find. It is a simple story about how easy it is in our modern world to literally become lost in your own life. But the story telling is compelling and the acting so authentic the viewer is compelled to watch right to the bitter-sweet end.