Review of Secrets & Lies (1996) by Hilde L — 07 Dec 2007
Mike Leigh does it again. Great, involving story with real emotion, laughs and intensity. The interplay between Blethyn and Jean-Baptiste is a true highlight and well acted. While the 'race' joke is a bit milked, you'll be having so much fun that you don't care.
A heartwarming, indepth look into the fragmented lives of an East London family. Funny, sad and fascinating! Don't miss it!
This review of Secrets & Lies (1996) was written by Hilde L on 07 Dec 2007.
Secrets & Lies has generally received very positive reviews.
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