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When he meets his mother’s new friend Chop, a 37-year-old, disillusioned, ex-social worker also living on society’s margins, on one of Leeds roughest estates, the two become firm friends. Production team: Blenheim Films / Circadian Films. Director: Candida Brady. Producer: Matthew Mitchell. Executive Producer: Heritage Development ...
Speaking to Armitage, it quickly becomes clear why I Am Urban might have crystallised in his consciousness more than most projects. Although relatively few people have seen the film between its ...
A hard living, disillusioned, ex social worker becomes the unlikely savior to an anarchic gang of joy-riding, drug taking, thieving, out of control, care home runaway kids. Based on Bernard Hare's Orwell-nominated memoir Urban and The Shed Crew. 11-year-old Urban's been running away from care since he was 5 (6 care homes and 8 foster homes in 6 ...
I Am Urban Film is a gripping drama based on Bernard Hare's bestselling Orwell Prize nominated memoir, following the journey of troubled teenager Urban Grimshaw and his bond with Chop and the shed crew - a group of homeless youths in Leeds. Starring Richard Armitage, Anna Friel, Charlie Heaton and Neil Morrissey. this film explores themes of youth resilience, friendship and survival amidst ...
About. I Am Urban. DRAMA. Eleven year old Urban Grimshaw doesn't go to school, he doesn't read, write, or follow rules. His mother is addicted to heroin and no one knows where, or even who, his father is. He's always in trouble with the police, but neither they, nor the local kids' home can keep him down. He's earned the title of Britain's most ...
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I remember reading the book Urban Grimshaw and the Shed Crew by Bernard Hare some years ago now and hearing, not long after, that a film was being made. Well, the film was made in 2015 - but it's never been released officially either in cinemas or on DVD/Blu-ray it seems.
