This harrowing British drama, directed by Steve Crowhurst, is based on the true life story of . It follows an adult Paul (played by Michael Socha ) who is forced to confront the systemic physical and sexual abuse he endured as a child at the St. Leonard’s children’s home.
Levi is nervous about his first day of school. When his father says "Big boys don't cry," Levi notices men from all walks of life—bikers, grandfathers, and musicians—shedding tears for many reasons. big boys dont cry
Reviewers from School Library Journal highly recommend it for its "vibrant, detailed" illustrations and its "much needed message" that emotions are healthy and natural. 3. Sky Sports Documentary (2021) This harrowing British drama, directed by Steve Crowhurst,
Some audience members on Letterboxd felt the execution was "rushed" or repetitive, noting that the same few clips were used multiple times to depict Paul's fragile mental state. Levi is nervous about his first day of school
This documentary features England rugby player as he travels across the UK to discuss mental health challenges.
Critics and viewers from The Guardian and Amazon praise the "superb" and "powerful" performance of Michael Socha. The film is noted for its "brilliant" yet "traumatic" atmosphere that captures the invisible scars of childhood brutality.
Written and illustrated by Jonty Howley, this picture book subverts the "tough guy" stereotype for a younger audience.