One of Our Own
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One of Our Own (1975) is an interesting exploration of the pressures within the medical field, particularly through the lens of Dr. Jake Goodwin, played with a strong sense of urgency. The pacing has this unique ebb and flow, capturing both the high-stakes moments in the operating room and the quieter, reflective scenes that bring depth to the characters. The atmosphere is gritty yet intimate, showcasing the human side of medicine. The performances are solid, with a particular standout in the dynamic between Goodwin and the injured doctor he must navigate—a relationship fraught with tension and unspoken history. There’s something about the blend of drama and realism that sticks with you, even if the TV movie format sometimes limits its scope.
Engaging character dynamics · Gritty hospital setting · Explores themes of medical ethics
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