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    The Unloved

    The Unloved gives a child's eye view of the U.K.'s government-run care system for orphans and children in danger. The child is Lucy, a 11-years-old living with her father who often abuses her.
    Duration: 106 min
    Quality: SD
    Release: 2009
    IMDb: 6.8
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  • Actors of "The Unloved"

  • Directors of "The Unloved"

    Samantha Morton. Director of The Unloved
    Samantha Morton
    Birthdate: 13 May 1977, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, UK
  • Creators of "The Unloved"

    Tony Grisoni. Director of The Unloved
    Tony Grisoni
    Birthdate: 28 October 1952, London, England, UK
    Samantha Morton. Director of The Unloved
    Samantha Morton
    Birthdate: 13 May 1977, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, UK
  • Critic Reviews of "The Unloved"

    Time Out
    February 19, 2010

    Windsor's taciturn and stoic central performance is both haunting and affecting, framed by Morton's deliberate, even stately direction.

    BrianOrndorf.com
    May 30, 2011

    As an overall representation of horrors, neglect, and personal solace, it's frustratingly static, often preferring the cool waters of esoteric cinema to something more charged and insightful.

    MovieMartyr.com
    June 18, 2010

    The Unloved is a promising debut for director Morton, but it's sometimes too sensitive where it should be insightful.

    Shadows on the Wall
    February 23, 2010

    Morton shows a remarkable confidence as director of this intensely personal drama, which is loosely based on her own experiences.

    Empire Magazine
    February 19, 2010

    Poignant, perceptive and unrelenting, this may be bleak, like all great drama, it is ultimately uplifting as well.

    Times (UK)
    February 19, 2010

    The camera is held at kiddie height, the close-ups are all Lucy's, and the adult world is viewed with deep suspicion as a cold and unforgiving place. It's a tough watch, and justifiably uncompromising.

    Guardian
    February 19, 2010

    The climactic scene, in which Morton's heroine confronts her mum, is one of the most quietly gut-wrenching things I've seen in years.

    Daily Telegraph (UK)
    February 19, 2010

    Funny, real, poetic and frightening, not the gruelling tract about neglect you might expect.

    Little White Lies
    February 19, 2010

    This is clearly a very personal film; sensibly sustained through a vérité aesthetic that keeps the narrative potent, but not overbearing.

    Sky Movies
    February 19, 2010

    Realised with impeccable craftsmanship, Samantha Morton's directorial debut never puts a foot wrong dramatically, although its unflinching stare at a young life stymied by neglect offers little in the way of comfort.

    Total Film
    February 19, 2010

    It's commanding, committed and sometimes too chilly to truly engage, but it's also heartfelt, powerful stuff - especially in Lauren Socha's passionate, painful performance as Lucy's lost-cause roommate.

    Radio Times
    February 19, 2010

    Actress Samantha Morton's powerful directorial debut is an often painfully sad account of a young girl's experiences.

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