I Love That for You
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- Access All Areas has the potential to amuse all audiences, and while it isn't quite a road movie it's still a compelling journey. There's something in it for most, and what surrounds it is entertaining, and on that basis it's recommended to you.
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Rated: 2/5 Oct 19, 2017 Full Review Charlotte Harrison VultureHound It's a film about festivals, friendship and finding oneself -- not a bad way to spend 90 minutes.
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Oct 19, 2017 · Cath Clarke. Thu 19 Oct 2017 08.00 EDT. Breaking the cringeometer in its first five minutes, Access All Areas opens with an excruciatingly fake show of teens behaving badly, as a group of...
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Jul 1, 2017 · Access All Areas has the potential to amuse all audiences, and while it isn't quite a road movie it's still a compelling journey. There's something in it for most, and what surrounds it is entertaining, and on that basis it's recommended to you. Reviewed on: 01 Jul 2017.
Bryn Higgins. Synopsis. An unlikely gang of teens go on the run to an island music festival, leaving behind their dysfunctional parents and the rules of the real world. Recommendations. The...
Jul 10, 2018 · Access All Areas: Directed by Bryn Higgins. With Ella Purnell, Jason Flemyng, Georgie Henley, Edward Bluemel. An unlikely gang of teens go on the run to an island music festival, leaving behind their dysfunctional parents and the rules of the real world.
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- Comedy, Drama, Music
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- 2018-07-10
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Oct 18, 2017 · Movie Review by Katherine Do Rosario. Stars: Ella Purnell, Georgie Henley, Jordan Stephens, Edward Bluemel Director: Bryn Higgins Writer: Oliver Veysey Country: UK. An engaging story of four teenagers who head to a Music Festival in pursuit of self-discovery and freedom.
