Review of Sing Street (2016) by Mique W — 15 Sep 2016
It's a film about going against the system -- the constraints inflicted by the traditionalist norms imposed by the poverty-stricken Irish public school authority. It's a film about the coping mechanisms of the oppressed youths of this era, and how music (which ranged from the kick-ass tunes of Duran Duran and The Cure) and art livened up their mundane lives.
Despite a conventional set up, there's enough charm here (and brilliant, original songs) to have you hurling your cynicism right out the window.
This review of Sing Street (2016) was written by Mique W on 15 Sep 2016.
Sing Street has generally received very positive reviews.
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