It may not be directed by Nick Love, but apart from the racial element, this could have easily have been one of Love's films. Whilst it's based on a true story, we have seen it all before, the racial qualities bring out the unique story for Cass being brought up by white parents... read more
Nonso Anozie,
Natalie Press,
Leo Gregory,
Tamer Hassan,
Linda Bassett
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Loosely based on a true story, director Jon S. Baird's Cass traces the evolution of one individual from an infant with slim prospects to one of the most respected and feared individuals in the United ... read more
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This is an engaging, well made and sharply written British drama that is definitely worth seeing. Great soundtrack too. Full Review
There isn't, in fact, a single off-key performance in what is otherwise an ordinary film. Full Review
When Anozie isn't delivering a tired voiceover about honour on the terraces, we're treated to rubbish fights, feeble dialogue and mockney accents. Dreadful. Full Review
Crunchier than an ICF coshing and about as subtle. Full Review
What follows is your standard footy ruck saga - stabbings, jail, love of a good woman. Full Review
A mature take on this most contentious of issues, and quite possibly the best film on the subject in 20 years. Full Review
It never fully convinces you that he deserves a movie. Full Review
It is a bit better than many recent lipsmacking movies on similar subjects... but there's still the same self-serving, self-sentimentalising macho nonsense. Full Review
Inanimate 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. Full Review
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