Dear FrankieRating: 12 11+

Reviews

• Sarah, 25

  2 out of 5

  By

  Sarah, 25

  Date

  2010-10-22 16:18:31

  I thought this film looked very good, thought provoking and well made. The students were less keen because they had not heard of it. I would recommend it for better established groups with older students, rather than early into a new group.

• Thomas, 12

  5 out of 5

  By

  Thomas, 12

  Date

  2010-09-08 15:44:15

  very good film by just watching the clip/trairler
  

• Leanne, 10

  5 out of 5

  By

  Leanne, 10

  Date

  2010-03-27 15:09:03

  This film was chosen for family night and so at the bottom my parents will put a statement. But for my statement now. Dear Frankie was an emotionally provoking tale of a boy who never saw his dad, his mum is trying to get a replacement dad but ends up falling in love with him. This film is one of laughter, joy and excitement. The concept is a sweet one and is put on our screens with perfect precision. The actors were great especially Jack McElhorne, who played the deaf boy, I remember seeing a few films with him in but I think this is the best film because he really captures the emotianal barrier being a deaf boy. I loved the film, I would recommend this film to anyone but shame it has the swearing in it. L.-H.-Thorpe. Year 6. 10.
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  This was an interesting story, showing a mother trying to do the best for her son. But it is very difficult to trick children, they are more aware of their surroundings than we give them credit for. Parent of Leanne.