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Synopsis. Shane Meadows' second feature film, A Room for Romeo Brass, is a funny, frightening and ultimately tender story of two twelve-year-old boys who each undergo an extraordinary test of character and friendship when an eccentric and dangerous stranger comes between them. Meadows, winner of the Best First Feature Award at the 1997 Venice ...
27 ott 2000 · Directed by Shane Meadows. R; 90 minutes. If ''A Room for Romeo Brass,'' a loose-jointed wisp of a movie about the friendship of two 12-year-old boys in the English Midlands, seems so true to life ...
Two twelve-year-old boys, Romeo and Gavin, undergo an extraordinary test of character and friendship when Morell, a naive but eccentric and dangerous stranger, comes between them. Morell befriends with the two boys and later asks them to help him pursue Romeo’s beautiful elder sister. He gradually becomes more violent after she rejects him.
10 set 2012 · In terms of scale, you can't get much more down-to-earth than a portrait of a couple of 12- to 13-year-old boys growing up on a Midlands estate. Romeo (Shim) is a jolly, well nourished lad, who ...
Titolo Originale: A ROOM FOR ROMEO BRASS Regia: Shane Meadows Interpreti: Paddy Considine, Andrew Shim, Frank Harper, Ladene Hall, Vicky McClure, Ben Marshall, Julia Ford, James Higgins, Bob Hoskins, Darren O. Campbell Durata: h 1.30 Nazionalità: Canada, Gran Bretagna 1999 Genere: commedia Al cinema nell'Aprile 1999 • Altri film di Shane Meadows
31 ago 1999 · An easygoing kitchen-sink comedy with an unsettling final act, "A Room for Romeo Brass" reps a quantum leap for rising Brit director Shane Meadows ("TwentyFourSeven") in both texture and ...
23 ago 1999 · Two twelve-year-old boys, Romeo and Gavin, undergo an extraordinary test of character and friendship when Morell, a naive but eccentric and dangerous stranger, comes between them. Morell befriends with the two boys and later asks them to help him pursue Romeo's beautiful elder sister. He gradually becomes more violent after she rejects him.
