Review: "Urchin" is a Wild Ride Worth Taking
The film "Urchin" tells a beautifully human story, following Mike, a young homeless man struggling with addiction, as he is given a chance at recovery.
Directed by Harris Dickinson, known for his roles in "Triangle of Sadness" and "Babygirl", "Urchin" is a confidently directed film that explores themes of salvation and redemption.
A woman's voice rises over the sound of a bustling London street, preaching about salvation and the path to it, setting the tone for Mike's journey.
Shown at the Violet Crown Theater during the Virginia Film Festival, "Urchin" is a highly anticipated directorial debut that is worth watching.
Author's summary: A young homeless man's journey to recovery in "Urchin" film.