In 1996, Danny Boyle was a British director who created the uncompromising black comedy. “Trainspotting” And he hasn’t looked back. His ability to be unpredictable in choosing his projects — from epic dramas to space adventure and zombie apocalypse films to epic dramas, and even biopics — is what makes him unique. Boyle was also a producer of some of his greatest hits. “Millions,” A heartfelt film for families that is not being seen.
The story centers on Damian, a nine-year old boy played by Alex Etel. He is a kind and caring child. Anthony McGibbon (him brother) and Damian are grieving the loss of their mother. They discover that a huge bag full of cash was dropped by a moving train. Damian is more concerned about helping those in dire need than his brother, who wants it out of greed. While he is struggling with this responsibility, he seeks counsel from the saints, and finds that he becomes more visible for his generosity.
Perhaps the lack of big stars or its saccharine plot makes it less appealing to potential buyers. “Millions” It was easy to forget. The film’s message of forgiveness, love and faith is tender and poignant. The fact that the film is enjoyable by all ages doesn’t necessarily make it a family-friendly movie. Boyle’s top is not enough.
