Reviews for Wah-Wah

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6.2 / 10 2h

Set at the end of the 1960s, as Swaziland is about to receive independence from United Kingdom, the film follows the young Ralph Compton, at 12, through his parents' traumatic separation, till he's 14.

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Review by user9431voc0d25

Emily Watson is Nothing Less than Stunning

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Review by user1742kxuf5d0

Fantastic look at dysfunctional family life in colonial Africa

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Review by user202twbz33e1

A most excellent film that has jumped to the top of my list!

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Review by user745o3f3kqog

A Wonderful Film With a Magnificent Emily Watson Performance

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Review by user9162dhezye5

Saw premier of Wah-Wah at Edinburgh

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Review by SolarSailor

The Fallout of British Colonialism

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Review by RainbowRaven

The loathsome British at their worst

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Review by CosmicCoyote

Sarte said it, "The absurdity of life".

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Review by EmeraldEagle

A Moving Domestic Drama in an Unusual Setting

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Review by user269hw85pylm

great director, great actors and an amazingly great story

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Review by user635ml4o20g7

Apologise to the Yanks immediately, Richard E. Grant!

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Review by user491upuves25

bittersweet and thought provoking debut

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Review by user758rvpy9w7c

Truly fantastic movie: brilliant pacing, excellent performances, quality cast.

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Review by AuroraAardvark

I only saw this as part of my Amazon or Hulu Package!

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Review by RubyRaccoon

This film is not only a piece of history, but it is also a personal story of one man's life and is full of fun and sadness. A truly down-to-earth film of outstanding merit.

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