DVD: Fish Tank, For retail & rental (Artificial Eye)

Sunday 24 January 2010 01:00 GMT

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The second drama to be written and directed by Andrea Arnold (Red Road) confirms her as one of Britain's most exciting film-makers.

Its heroine is a 15-year-old drop-out, Katie Jarvis, who mooches around an Essex council estate. You might cross the street to avoid her, but beneath her armour of aggression is a vulnerable, lonely girl with dreams of a better life – dreams that may or may not be realised by her mother's enigmatic new Irish boyfriend, Michael Fassbender.

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