Urchin

A very strong directorial debut for Harry Dickinson but also a touching character study about homelessness that gives us no easy answers simply because there is none to be had. Frank Dillane absolutely crushes it as the leading man (Mike) who has lived his adult life being unable to break the seemingly never ending cycle of trying (half-heartedly at points) to get the help he truly needs only to end up on the same roads as he started. The core of the story is asking the question of what is truly to blame for Mike's situation and it gives all the possible the answers the time and space required. It's heartbreaking, surprisingly funny and at the core, far more realistic then it should be in a modern society.