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Wake Up and Sing
Dyula, the son of four Orbak, is a young man, like everyone at his age looking for love and at the same time dreaming of complete freedom. He loves parents, but he is terribly tired of notations and teachings. And by and large, like many young people, they themselves do not know very well what they want ...
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Plot Summary
A group of children in a London orphanage face the challenges of everyday life, including dealing with difficult adults and forming bonds with each other. The story focuses on their resilience and their efforts to create their own sense of family within the institution. It explores themes of friendship, hope, and the search for belonging.
Critical Reception
Wake Up and Sing was a modest production that received some attention for its sensitive portrayal of institutionalized children. While not a major commercial success, it was appreciated for its earnest performances and its focus on the emotional lives of its young protagonists. Critics generally noted its heartfelt, albeit sometimes simplistic, approach to its subject matter.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its sensitive handling of childhood in an orphanage setting.
Appreciated for the naturalistic performances of its young cast.
Noted for its themes of resilience and the importance of friendship.
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Awards & Accolades
None notable.
Fun Fact
The film was based on a script by acclaimed British playwright and screenwriter Clive Exton.
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