Oliver Twist

About This Movie

The 1997 adaptation of 'Oliver Twist' brings the classic Dickens tale to life with a gritty, yet heartfelt approach. The performances are solid, especially the young actors who embody the desperation and resilience of street life. The film manages to capture the oppressive atmosphere of Victorian London, with a focus on the darker side of childhood. The pacing has its moments of tension, and while it may not have the polish of other adaptations, it feels raw and authentic. There's a certain charm in how it tackles themes of poverty and survival without sugarcoating them. Practical effects, especially in the set designs, bring a textured depth to the narrative, making it a distinctive take on the story that might appeal to collectors looking for something a bit different.

Raw performances that capture the spirit of the content · Authentic Victorian London atmosphere · Distinct take away from traditional adaptations