Ray & Liz
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Photographer Richard Billingham returns to the squalid council flat outside of Birmingham where he and his brother were raised, in a confrontation and reconciliation with parents Ray and Liz.... (Full plot summary below)

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Photographer Richard Billingham returns to the squalid council flat outside of Birmingham where he and his brother were raised, in a confrontation and reconciliation with parents Ray and Liz.

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Shadows on the Wall - 9/10 by Rich ClineThe characters are so colourful that this feels like a TV sitcom played with Loach-style kitchen sink realism.
Film Experience - 9/10 by Murtada ElfadlBillingham's Ray & Liz story is precise and rooted in the stark bleak facts of his growing up with alcoholic uncaring parents. He presents those years in a few set pieces written and directed as if a crime were being committed.
Cinema Scope - 9/10 by Mark Peranson[Director Richard] Billingham in essence is giving his photographs their backstory, bringing them to life with an oftentimes dark, unsettling, and unblinking humour.
Slant Magazine - 9/10 by Carson LundRay & Liz generates pathos through its detailed attention to its characters' attempts to find permanence and meaning in a fundamentally unstable reality.
Sight and Sound - 8/10 by James LattimerBy turns brutal, tender and bleakly funny, this is an off-kilter, obliquely topical portrait of how grinding poverty begets dysfunction.
Backseat Mafia - 8/10 by Rob AldamBillingham allows us a glimpse into his childhood through a series of intimate vignettes and snippets.
Culture Whisper - 8/10 by Ella KempBillingham uses his talent for still photography as much as his own memories to craft a portrait of poverty without pity, through love laced with dysfunction.
Seventh Row - 7/10 by Elena LazicBillingham's compositions are gorgeous -- some of them are close recreations of his published photographs. Yet there is more than superficial beauty at play.
Film Threat - 7/10 by Lorry KiktaThe film is not the feel-good movie of the year by any stretch of the imagination, but it is a perfect fictionalized portrait of Billingham's family, for better or worse.
Culturess - 6/10 by Kristen LopezThe photographer turned director crafts a searing narrative about families and the lack of compassion that derives from tough circumstances

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