Bolan's Shoes

2023
1 घं 38 मि

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Timothy Spall and Leanne Best in Bolan's Shoes (2023)

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंChildhood friends obsessed with 1970s singer Marc Bolan in Liverpool. A tragic accident changes their lives. Years later, survivor Penny revisits the trauma at Bolan's shrine, exploring chil... सभी पढ़ेंChildhood friends obsessed with 1970s singer Marc Bolan in Liverpool. A tragic accident changes their lives. Years later, survivor Penny revisits the trauma at Bolan's shrine, exploring childhood tragedy's impact and music's healing power.Childhood friends obsessed with 1970s singer Marc Bolan in Liverpool. A tragic accident changes their lives. Years later, survivor Penny revisits the trauma at Bolan's shrine, exploring childhood tragedy's impact and music's healing power.

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8pnzzdzw

Refreshing

Refreshing is the word that comes to mind after watching Bolan's Shoes. A great story, beautifully told with amazing acting, good music and fab pictures. Despite touching some difficult topics, it's definitely a feel-good movie showing that love will always win and, in some cases, can indeed keep us alive.

Amidst the tones of films including big Hollywood budget productions available on different streaming services, 'Bolan's Shoes' was like a breath of fresh air. I can't remember when I last watched a film and thought I'd like to watch it again the moment it had finished.

And Leanne Best was simply amazing! I can't wait to watch it again.

9jackhodgsondirector

Beautifully shot, fantastic performances

A really strong debut for director Ian Puleston-Davies, it's a really emotional film that contains a lot of heavy subject matter. Deals with guilt, violence, mental illness and other serious topics, hitting it spot on with most. Performances by Timothy Spall and Leanne Best shine in particular as the two siblings, and the film works in the T Rex soundtrack really nicely. It has some really funny moments mainly from Timothy Spall, and Leanne Best manages to paint a picture of extreme guilt and regret in a heartrending performance.

Ultimately, Bolan's Shoes is a touching and stylish debut that deserves high praise!

8francarey-38631

Superb acting

A lovely film with some great acting. Enjoyed the story, bit of everything in it. Whatever's you do don't miss the first 5 minutes, it sets up the whole story.

The two lead actors were very believable despite their obvious age difference. Bit of a bombshell near the end which I wasn't expecting at all.

Overall it's definitely worth a watch, you won't be disappointed.

Would have liked to have heard more of Marc Bolans music, maybe whole songs rather than just snippets , but this didn't retract from the film at all.

Hopefully more to come from the collaboration between producers and director.

10darren-luckin

Must watch film

Brilliantly casted and well written! What a brilliant story fantastic film couldn't take my eyes off! Little twists in story line which was amazing!

Must see film 100% One of many British films made and what a great cast! Timothy Spall was amazing and producers and director spot on! If your a massive supporter of British films you must watch this.

I won't say much about the story line as you need to see this for yourself you will be hooked in seeing this and the twists that have been brilliantly written.

Produced by the brilliant Terry Dwyer who herself appeared also Matthew Horne also stared.

5danieljfarthing

Disappointingly slow, flat, melodramatic Brit drama - with some bright aspects

In slow Brit-drama "Bolan's Shoes" T-Rex fan Leanne Best holds a big secret (even from loving vicar husband Mark Lewis (best performance here - no surprise - top actor)) that catches her up & overwhelms her when she runs into fellow T-Rex nut Timothy Spall. With his second movie as writer (after 2004's "Dirty Filthy Love") and first as director, Ian Puleston-Davis draws out the drama in simplistic melodramatic style, and as the awesome music of T-Rex is really only incidental in the background it doesn't save the film from mediocrity (nor do the good but brief supports from the likes of Mathew Horne & Louis Emerick). Ultimately, it's disappointingly flat.