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 Beautiful Thing (DVD)
Description: Genre: Comedy / Theatrical Release: 1996 / Director: Hettie Macdonald / Actors: Scott Neal, Glen Berry ... / DVD ... more  Beautiful Thing (DVD) ... released 17 September, 2007 at Channel 4 DVD / Features of the DVD: PALNewest Review: ... and has to deal with abuse from both of them however gets along well in terms of popularity in school. When the above ... more ... situation happens, they find themselves getting closer and talking about stuff that they would not have thought about in the past, very dubious and careful what they reveal at first, but as they get more comfortable they start to get more confident.
The storyline as said, is very simple. However at the same time, it manages to deal with a few very important issues in the boys lives. For example single parenting, coming out, drugs, proper friendships, step parenting and a good few others. All are dealt with great sensiti...more |
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Release Date: 2007-09-17, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over, |
£ 5,97 |
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by drewboy - written on 14.04.05 (Very useful, 429 readings)
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A Favourite Thing: A Beautiful Thing: A Fairy Tale (1132 words)
by pje - written on 09.08.02 (Very useful, 970 readings)
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What does BT mean to you? Does it mean something wonderful? Something liberating? Or something beautiful? Okay, probably not, but, believe it or not, to a lot of people BT stands for 'Beautiful Thing' - this beautiful thing, this film. It is exactly what it says on the box. (Unless you're a Daily Mail reader, in which case it's part of Channel 4's mission to destroy the fabric of society by spreading filthy homosexual propaganda.) Beautiful Thing began life as a play, written by Jonathan Harvey in 1993, and is set on the Thamesmead estate in London during a hot spell in May of that year. It was filmed in 1995 as part of Channel ...
