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TrailerIn a true story, an adopted Jamaican baby adopted by an elderly white couple and brought up in an all white area of London becomes one of the most-respected and most-feared men in Britain.Actors: Nonso Anozie, Gavin Brocker, Leo Gregory, Natalie Press, Paul Kaye, Bronson Webb, Peter Wight, Tamer Hassan, Carl Fairweather, Linda Bassett, Lorraine Stanley, ...»Director: Jon S. BairdCountry: United KingdomDuration: 108 minQuality: HDRelease: 2008IMDb: 6.4Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Time OutJuly 31, 2008Though the narrative is saggy and you feel there's nowhere left to go after the first hour, a much-needed dash of class from Jon S Baird's direction helps lift 'Cass' above its oft-reactionary genre brethren.
Shadows on the WallAugust 01, 2008The film's repetitive structure never quite resolves into something we can properly engage with, especially when a somewhat heavy-handed message rears its head.
ViewLondonAugust 01, 2008This is an engaging, well made and sharply written British drama that is definitely worth seeing. Great soundtrack too.
London Evening StandardAugust 01, 2008There isn't, in fact, a single off-key performance in what is otherwise an ordinary film.
Daily Mirror (UK)August 01, 2008When Anozie isn't delivering a tired voiceover about honour on the terraces, we're treated to rubbish fights, feeble dialogue and mockney accents. Dreadful.
Sky MoviesAugust 01, 2008What follows is your standard footy ruck saga - stabbings, jail, love of a good woman.
IGN Movies UKAugust 01, 2008A mature take on this most contentious of issues, and quite possibly the best film on the subject in 20 years.
GuardianAugust 01, 2008It is a bit better than many recent lipsmacking movies on similar subjects... but there's still the same self-serving, self-sentimentalising macho nonsense.
Times (UK)August 01, 2008Inanimate dialogue and plodding pacing don't give the talented cast much to work with, and the camera is directed with all the grace of a pub brawl at closing time.
Film4July 31, 2008Cass has more heart than your average hooligan flick, but it's a clumsy, compromised film, hamstrung by its own redemptive structure and too infatuated with its protagonist to take an objective point of view.
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