Oliver Twist
A young orphan named Oliver faces a very difficult life in a workhouse before running away to the big city of London. While trying to find a place to belong, he meets a group of other children who are trying to survive on the streets. The story shows the hardships of life in old England and the importance of finding a safe home.
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A young orphan named Oliver faces a very difficult life in a workhouse before running away to the big city of London. While trying to find a place to belong, he meets a group of other children who are trying to survive on the streets. The story shows the hardships of life in old England and the importance of finding a safe home.
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What's in it
- Scary
- Strong
- Violence
- Strong
- Language
- Mild
- Rude humour
- Mild
- Sad themes
- Intense
- Pace
- Gentle
- The film follows a slow dramatic build with long scenes and a deliberate cinematic style. Estimated
Scary moments
- Approx.SomeOliver is forced into an apprenticeship with an undertaker.
- Approx.IntenseOliver is caught in a shootout and is wounded.
- Approx.IntenseA character is murdered by a man in the gang.
- Approx.ScaryA man is executed by the authorities.
Talk about it after
- 1How did Oliver feel about his different life in the workhouse compared to his life in London?
- 2Why do you think some people chose to live on the streets instead of finding a home?
- 3What did you think about the way the different characters tried to protect Oliver?
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