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Fresh (1994)

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The film centers on a young African-American boy whose job is to run on errand for drug dealer. He attempts to deal with many difficulties for survival in the dark world.
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Radio Times
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April 21, 2015

The absence of moralising and macho posturing gives authenticity and poignancy to the film.
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People Magazine
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April 21, 2015

A gripping story of survival on the streets and survival of the soul.
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Chicago Tribune
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April 21, 2015

The script by writer-director Boaz Yakin is fresh itself, marrying the physical violence of Fresh's world with the intellectual violence of competitive chess.
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Film4
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April 21, 2015

A hugely underrated crime drama, Fresh is worth discovering both for its air of authenticity and Sean Nelson's remarkable performance.
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TIME Magazine
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April 21, 2015

[Fresh is] made with a subtle precision that suggests a Vermeer landscape of the ninth circle of hell.
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Baltimore Sun
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April 21, 2015

The movie's two instincts are at complete odds with each other.
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Los Angeles Times
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April 21, 2015

Glibly shocking, it would like you to think it deals with the hard realities of urban life, but in fact it uses its patina of social consciousness as a come-on for the most conventional kind of violent commercial filmmaking.
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South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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April 21, 2015

It's rigorous and quite depressing fare.
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Chicago Reader
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April 21, 2015

This is kept alive largely through its first-rate performances, beginning with Sean Nelson's as the boy; Giancarlo Esposito is also a standout.
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Empire Magazine
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April 21, 2015

The strength of the piece is that it realises which aspects of its genre have been seen too many times, always coming back to Nelson's blank but expressive stare as he watches terrible things the director doesn't need to shove in our faces.
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Seattle Times
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April 21, 2015

Sean Nelson is a quiet revelation as the title character, a child who actively participates in what he regards as the only game in town, yet consistently demonstrates more caution and smarts than his friends or relatives.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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April 21, 2015

Fresh appeals to the head as well as the heart.
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