Well-considered humor and melancholy rays bathed in a fragile sunshine in an isolated Welsh coastline Folk ballads of Wallis Island One person, however, influences the consideration of the love of lost, the forgotten band, and the consideration of these entities in our hearts and in the turntable.
The film is designed as a showcase for its little string comedy by writers and stars Tom Basden and Tim Key, telling the story of McGwyer Mortimer’s reunion. The pair, once the long-time duo of Britain's highest folk show in 2014, re-landed on a remote island at the request of one of the remote residents, Charles Key, a former nurse like Candside, who has been more quickly downplayed by memories of a happier past with his wife's past five years later.
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Folk ballads of Wallis Island ★★★ (3/4 stars) |
Moolah’s roots are different from what he still has fresh heartache, and is the random act of God: He won the lottery, not once, but twice. Charles paid for the pair with a suitcase full of pound notes, and she was much lighter than him. Herb McGwyer (Basden) has been through a decade since breaking up to make a cheesy solo album, while Nell Mortimer (a shabby chic Carey Mulligan) moved to Portland to perform a small batch of chutneys in Portland and lived a quiet life with her husband Michael Michael (Akemn Jinndifornyen) and radiating the crowd of Pusfffins on numerous islands, a bire man.
As always, three-time Oscar nominee Mulligan is a little short here. It's about two actions of a man who is emotionally floating on the emotional, rediscovering the inner flame that almost extinguished at that time flea Very popular. (Sian Clifford, best known as Fleabag’s sister Claire, is the only store owner on the island.)
Both Basden and Key can handle challenges, especially Key. Just as domineering and indignant, his Charles is both a dream and a master's nightmare, leaking jokes and awkward observations. The comic rhythm he shares with Basden (a very precise qualified but aggrieved iteration) is fantastic, just like Lo-Fi Abbott and Costello.
Basden also provides music for virtual bands, writing over 20 pieces, even if you might sneak a touching piece into the minds of Nick Drake and Gillian Welch. Although these are not what one can imagine, one can imagine the ridiculous depth of Charles' obsession (the collection of McGwyer Mortimer souvenirs he collected includes the lock of Nell's hair he bought on the internet), and the keys will look at the moment they bask in the sun in front of him, as he stares into their eyes, and the beauty of his past is that they once exudes beautiful and painful people, who exudes uplifting animals.
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With slightly attractive music, Folk ballads of Wallis Island Will pair with several other comedy about the focal folk behaviour, which is Carey Mulligan: Coen Brothers' 2013 Inside Llewyn Davis. Indeed, you half hope that the frozen Oscars Isaac will wash off the shore with his cat.
However, the film can never completely get rid of the cynicism of the director, TV director James Griffiths (plot) – Everyone is busy The only one with herbal medicine McGwell plays Wallis Island, Basden and Key 2007 short The basis of this film – Leans strives to tell the tenderness and vulnerability of the story. Overall, sincerity pays off.
Like the wet, knitted cardigan preferred by Charles, this cottage core musical, while not always comfortable, still manages to keep us warm.
