7 Plus Seven
7 Plus Seven

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Director Michael Apted revisits the same group of British-born children after a seven-year wait. The subjects are interviewed as to the changes that have occurred in their lives during the last seven years.... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in 7 Plus Seven:

Lynn Johnson
Tony Walker
Jacqueline Bassett
Charles Furneaux
Bruce Balden
Andrew Brackfield

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Director Michael Apted revisits the same group of British-born children after a seven-year wait. The subjects are interviewed as to the changes that have occurred in their lives during the last seven years.

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Slant Magazine - 8/10 by Ed GonzalezThe flashbacking technique employed throughout the Up series is part of each film's dialectic approach and is alternately compelling and cumbersome.
User Review - 6/10 by Sean LSeven Up! Runtime: 38 minutes (37 minutes of "real movie") RATING (0 to ****): **1/2 A mostly unintelligible and, surprisingly, less funny documentary than one would expect, considering the subjects being little 7-year-olds (gotten to accustomed to that whole "kids say the darndest things" business, I guess). The most interesting part of this documentary is not necessarily in the experiment they're performing- which would mean it would inevitably be more interesting as it progresses- but what is the most fascinating to listen to: How these little 7-year-old kids think of such touchy conversation topics as money, politics, and racial issues. 7 Plus Seven Runtime: 52 minutes (51 minutes of "real movie") RATING (0 to ****): **1/2 Slightly better than its predecessor, though it's obvious the filmmakers are still having a hard time getting the kids to say anything. Most of them look very reluctant, and the big flaw I'm seeing with this series thus far is too many talking heads- show don't tell. I know they can't chronicle everything in 7 years (not expecting "Hoop Dreams" here), but showing more would make a better documentary. A style is established, of showing clips from the first installment, and cutting to contrasting views of now. Yet again, it is when our participants talk about touchy issues that it is at its most interesting. 21 Runtime: 1 hour, 40 minutes (99 minutes of "real movie") RATING (0 to ****): *** Ah, there's the lucky break I was waiting for! The big moral with an experimental series like this, which structures itself around time, is to be patient. It seems the filmmakers realize how unsuccessful it was to pop information from when the participants were 14- clips are rarely used. Also dropped are the thoughts on racial issues- and I'm guessing that's for the sake of some of our participants. Some of them have become hippies, and I've noticed hippie culture always brings out the best in documentaries (love it or hate it, you just have to keep listening and keep watching: or, why "Woodstock" worked as a 4-hour film). The third time around, it is finally immersive, and though longer than the first two combined, it moves twice as fast as either one. While still excessive in its use of talking heads, we do see some people at work- one of them in the progress of building a house, another we get to see our jockey in a horse race with people placing bets. While structured to be accessible to those who have not viewed the previous installments, I think most of the people likely to view this would like to see it from the beginning- it does enhance the experience, though it's not an absolute requirement. Only at 21 do they start to allow us to get to know them.

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