Another great review of Candida Brady’s 2018 film “Urban and the Shed Crew” starring Richard Armitage, May 26, 2018 Gratiana Lovelace (Post # 1165)

Posted on May 26, 2018 by Gratiana Lovelace

Film Inquiry has another great review of Candida Brady’s 2018 film “Urban and the Shed Crew” starring Richard Armitage:

http://www.filminquiry.com/urban-and-the-shed-crew-2015-review/

 

To rent or stream the film, visit:   https://blenheimfilms.muvi.com/urban-and-the-shed-crew1 

About Gratiana Lovelace

Gratiana Lovelace is my nom de plume for my creative writing and blogging. I write romantic stories in different sub genres. The stories just tumble out of me. My resurgence in creative writing occurred when I viewed the BBC miniseries of Elizabeth Gaskell's novel North & South in February 2010. The exquisitely talented British actor portraying the male lead John Thornton in North & South--Richard Crispin Armitage--became my unofficial muse. I have written over 50 script stories about love--some are fan fiction, but most are original stories--that I am just beginning to share with others on private writer sites, and here on my blog. And as you know, my blog here is also relatively new--since August 2011. But, I'm having fun and I hope you enjoy reading my blog essays and my stories. Cheers! Grati ;-> upd 12/18/11
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1 Response to Another great review of Candida Brady’s 2018 film “Urban and the Shed Crew” starring Richard Armitage, May 26, 2018 Gratiana Lovelace (Post # 1165)

  1. Gratiana Lovelace says:
    May 27, 2018 at 11:53 am

    May 27, 2018–I just watched “Urban and the Shed Crew” this morning. It was a wonderful film–harrowing, gritty, dark, tragic, despairing, eye opening, poignant, touching, mesmerizing, bold, unflinchingly honest, tender, and hopeful, etc.! And the searing performances were excellent by its stars Richard Armitage (Chop), Anna Friel (Greta), and Fraser Kelly (Urban)–as well as, by the supporting cast! And well done for the film’s director Candida Brady, for her bringing Bernard Hare’s redemptive story of Chop and Urban–Bernard and Lee–to film!

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