Junkhearts

Much of the credit for the success of the film is due to Marsan who deserves to be given his due when it comes to acting. It seems there's very little he can't do, and in Junkhearts he is the emotional centre of a story which covers a lot of emotional bases. The sub story with Garai doesn't really fit into the rest of the film, with an ending which manages to be both unexpected and pat, but the scenes between Marsan and the young woman he takes in have a tenderness and credibility that holds the rest of the film in place – just about.
6/10
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