LEADER 02229ngm a22002897a 4500005 20161125134850.0 005 hubpceu 007 v| |||||| 008 121017b########xx#|||############m|eng|| 003 hubpceuo 099 FL Record |f1585 100 Longinotto, Kim, |edirector. 245 Hold Me Tight, Let Me Go 300 DVD-ROM (101 min.) 337 Moving image 500 Verzio Film Festival Submission 500 Duration: 01:41:00 520 The Mulberry Bush School in Oxford is an institutional educational facility for mentally and emotionally disturbed children of school age. In an environment created to resemble a home, some 40 such kids are looked after by over 100 members of staff. The film's title points to the school's approach: the aim is to help traumatised children to control their aggression and express their feelings free of stress and psychological impediments. Therapists try to inculcate an understanding of the rules of society, as well as giving their charges the confidence to return to their lives and to school. Over several months, the renowned filmmaker Kim Longinotto follows the painful and difficult daily struggle for the future of the school's young patients. It is a striking film which makes use of nimble camera–work and an electrifying story–telling style, free of interventions and questions from the director. An authentic portrayal of the fragility of psychologically disturbed childhood, it brings to mind the legendary direct–cinema film Warrendale (1966). The One World Festival has in the past presented several pictures by Longinotto, including Divorce Iranian Style. 580 Verzio Film Festival Submission 655 4 Documentary films 260 United Kingdom : |bLonginotto, Kim, |c2007. 041 eng 952 |00 |10 |40 |50 |70 |8FL |991531FL |bFL |d2016-11-25 |l0 |r2016-11-25 |w2016-11-25 |yDVD-ROM 952 |00 |10 |2ddc |40 |6FL_RECORD_1585_000000000000000 |70 |8FL |9147015FL |bFL |d2019-03-21 |l0 |oFL Record 1585 |pHU_OSA_00003216.mp4 |r2021-11-04 |w2019-03-21 |yDIGIFILM |zAccess Copy, MP4 format |cAudio Visual 920 01 BXn95Jo2 966 True |bHU_OSA_00003216 |cDigitally Anywhere / With Registration