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So, 'Ligmalion' is an intriguing blend of documentary and drama that twists the story of Pygmalion into a contemporary setting. It’s set in 1984, a time of social change in Britain, which gives it a unique backdrop. The characters feel very real, drawing from actual society figures, and that gives the film an almost raw authenticity. The jazz score from Working Week adds a layer of complexity, merging the narrative with a vibrant musical pulse. You get this pacing that feels both deliberate and spontaneous, as if it’s capturing life as it unfolds. The performances, while not polished in a traditional sense, resonate with a certain truthfulness that’s hard to ignore. It’s distinctive in how it merges genres and reflects on self-help culture, making it a curious watch for collectors interested in social commentary through film.
Interesting take on self-help cultureAuthentic performances from real charactersUnique jazz score adds to the atmosphere
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