Hittman throws out clues to suggest that the father is a teenage boy who has been dating and perhaps mistreating her. Certainly, it is shot with a striking, documentary-style realism, with long, uncomfortable silences that better reflect this kind of reality than chirpy teenage banter. 25 Raging Bull (1980) Boxing has long been a gift to the cinema, from Rocky to a spellbinding but little-known 2017 British film called Jawbone. But Martin Scorsese’s biopic of the middleweight brawler Jake La Motta (Robert De Niro) is surely the genre’s undisputed champ. 21 Lawrence Of Arabia (1962) The greatest British film of all time?

Source: Daily Mail May 15, 2020 00:55 UTC