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By Katie Walsh (1,279) for Los Angeles Times (12,977) on 30 Aug 2017

Mark Gill’s debut feature, England Is Mine, tackles the early life of Moz, but unsatisfyingly stops just short of the Smiths, telling a rather…

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By James Berardinelli (4,524) for ReelViews (4,523) on 27 Aug 2017

It’s competently made and sporadically compelling but not likely to pique the interest of anyone unfamiliar with the main character…

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By Lee Ashworth (1) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 27 Aug 2017

The film succeeds in portraying a faithful representation, interior and exterior, of working class life in '80s Manchester…

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By Jose Solís (27) for The Film Stage (3,162) on 24 Aug 2017

We’re left with a muddled portrait of a young man unaware of the creativity within him, a charming artist in the making who invited us into…

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By Brian Tallerico (1,600) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 24 Aug 2017

There’s clearly a biopic in Morrissey’s true story. You can hear it in the timbre of his voice and the wit of his lyrics…

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By Stephen Silver (684) for Splice Today (140) on 24 Aug 2017

Shows us Morrissey's early years, telling a coming-of-age story in a relatively generic way…

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By Kyle Mullin (7) for Under the Radar (636) on 24 Aug 2017

Jack Lowden's turn as the woe begotten, future rock star is quite understated, complex and engrossing, if at times a bit too melancholy to…

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By Jose Solís Mayén (28) for The Film Stage (3,162) on 24 Aug 2017

A muddled portrait of a young man unaware of the creativity within him…

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By Dave White (762) for TheWrap (3,203) on 23 Aug 2017

For the millions of true believers out there, however...the film provides a blissfully melancholy roll call of pleasures…

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By Jeannette Catsoulis (1,537) for The New York Times (9,847) on 23 Aug 2017

With its bleak, yearning tone and defiantly cloudy color palette, “England Is Mine” has a pleasingly granular feel for its era and location…

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By David Ehrlich (1,229) for Indiewire (3,631) on 23 Aug 2017

A handsome little biopic that’s sopping wet with the same clichés that its whiny hero so adamantly disavows, Mark Gill’s England Is Mine…

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By Mark Dujsik (2,093) for Mark Reviews Movies (2,037) on 23 Aug 2017

Little here points to the man Morrissey would become, and the hints of the young man's future that we do see here don't make him seem like…

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By Jeanne Kaplan (738) for Kaplan vs. Kaplan (1,174) on 23 Aug 2017

Lowden carries the film with his understated performance…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 23 Aug 2017

Top-notch. wasn't expecting to enjoy it THAT much. but clearly did…

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By Josh Modell (41) for The A.V. Club (5,644) on 21 Aug 2017

It’s a biopic that ends before its subject’s life-changing work even really begins, so those without the knowledge to fill in the gaps…

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By Kevin Harley (322) for Total Film (3,532) on 20 Aug 2017

Lowden and Findlay excel in their roles, but Mark Gill’s Moz-movie needed more: both more music and more “people who are young and alive”…

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By Peter Bradshaw (3,667) for The Guardian (2,969) on 20 Aug 2017

It’s decently and honestly acted by Jack Lowden, who keeps the film alive, but it somehow winds up being a story about always following your…

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By Wendy Ide (1,500) for Screen International (2,241) on 20 Aug 2017

Without the crucial performance element – we only see Morrissey on stage once – this ultimately feels like a taster; a prelude to the main story…

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By Neil Young (78) for The Hollywood Reporter (7,050) on 20 Aug 2017

Mark Gill's feature debut England Is Mine struggles to evoke the atmosphere of its setting — Manchester, 1976-1982 — and to bring its tantalizingly…

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By Mike Mcgranaghan (1,821) for Aisle Seat (1,783) on 20 Aug 2017

If you're going to make a movie about one of the greatest singer/lyricists of all time but you can't get the rights to their story or any of…

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