Review of "Urchin"
"Urchin" is a film that tells a beautifully human story about 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 the story of a man who wakes up on the side of the road and embarks on a path to recovery.
“Urchin” is a wild ride worth taking
Shown at the Violet Crown Theater during the Virginia Film Festival, "Urchin" is the highly anticipated directorial debut from Dickinson, known for his leading roles in "Triangle of Sadness" and "Babygirl".
Author's summary: "Urchin" is a human story.
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