Review of Oliver Twist (2005) by Katie — 28 Sep 2005
Polanski follows up Ocar winning "The Pianist" - a vivid portrayal of Holocaust survivor, Wladyslaw Szpilman - with a survival story adapted from classic literature - "Oliver Twist".
The director brings all his dark wit and visual mastery to the story of a young orphan boy who struggles to survive cruely, deprivation and violence. A refreshing;y fun film film to watch. Astonishing performances by a wonderful ensemble of British actors, led by the incomparable Ben Kingsley.
This review of Oliver Twist (2005) was written by Katie on 28 Sep 2005.
Oliver Twist has generally received positive reviews.
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