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TrailerA young, English working-class boy spends his free time caring for and training his pet falcon.Actors: David Bradley, Freddie Fletcher, Lynne Perrie, Colin Welland, Brian Glover, Bob Bowes, Bernard Atha, Laurence Bould, Joey Kaye, Ted Carroll, Robert Naylor, ...»Director: Ken LoachCountry: United StatesDuration: 111 minQuality: HDRelease: 1969IMDb: 7.9Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Time OutMarch 14, 2015Kes is one of the most astute, engaged films about education and what it takes for kids to be excited about learning or passionate about anything, really, whether in the classroom or roaming the fields with a feathered friend.
VarietyApril 18, 2011Simply, the filmmakers have brought the background of the boy's life vividly into reality.
Time OutJune 24, 2006Terrific performances, illuminated by Chris Menges' naturalistic but often evocative photography.
New York TimesMay 09, 2005Loach is not a director of notable style, nor can he often refuse the obvious shot, but he seems to have a remarkable talent for handling actors and obtaining performances that are truly memorable.
Common Sense MediaJune 29, 2015One of the most powerful coming-of-age stories ever told, containing passages of great beauty.
Sight and SoundMarch 16, 2015Kes, admirably photographed by Chris Menges (who was camera operator on Poor Cow) is not to be lightly dismissed; and Loach's success with young players especially makes one eager to see his forthcoming film for the Save the Children Fund.
Radio TimesMarch 16, 2015Ken Loach seems to acquire a surer mastery of his art with each picture, yet this, one of his earliest features, is still one of his best.
TV GuideMarch 16, 2015Imagine The 400 Blows reconfigured around a working class English boy living in a grimy industrial town and you get some idea of the emotional power of this bleakly realistic film.
Slant MagazineFebruary 21, 2015The politics of the schoolyard are more important than the politics of London in Kes, and though he finds himself continuously ridiculed, Billy can always come back to his beloved kestrel.
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