RT @fromarsetoelbow: Just saw Funny Cow @WFCscreenings. An actors' film of great scenes and emotional rawness, but one that manages to avoid scenery-chewing while slyly evoking a wealth of British film history, from Get Carter to A Clockwork Orange.

May 28, 2019

Just saw Funny Cow @WFCscreenings. An actors' film of great scenes and emotional rawness, but one that manages to avoid scenery-chewing while slyly evoking a wealth of British film history, from Get Carter to A Clockwork Orange.
— David Timoney (@fromarsetoelbow) May 21, 2019

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RT @fromarsetoelbow: Just saw Funny Cow @WFCscreenings. An actors' film of great scenes and emotional rawness, but one that manages to avoid scenery-chewing while slyly evoking a wealth of British film history, from Get Carter to A Clockwork Orange.

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