Review: "Urchin" is a Wild Ride Worth Taking
"Urchin" tells the story of Mike, a young homeless man struggling with addiction, played by Frank Dillane, as he is given a chance at recovery.
The film, directed by Harris Dickinson, starts with a woman preaching about salvation on a bustling London street, setting the tone for Mike's journey.
- The movie follows Mike's path to recovery.
- Director Harris Dickinson makes his debut with "Urchin".
- Dickinson is known for his roles in "Triangle of Sadness" and "Babygirl".
“Urchin” is a wild ride worth taking
Author's summary: A beautifully human story of recovery.
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