A beautiful, shadowy world gives the viewer a glimpse into the life of British boxer Robbie Chapman, professionally known as the Camden Caretaker. By the interweaving of the visuals with the voiceover, a realm defined by perseverance and determination is conjured. <br><br>

The camera work is especially notable in capturing the swiftness and sturdiness of an athlete’s lived reality, along with imbuing it with a sense of the personal and intimate. The consequent narrative is defined by a sleekness that is at the core of any film that endeavors to explore a sport or a character rooted deep within it. Though not an easy task to undertake, 'Diamond in the Dirt' does a remarkable job of achieving its goals.<br><br>

Much like the boxer, all of the film’s punches land, ensuring that the viewer remains involved in its crisp brevity. The choice of words, as well as the visuals, shows control and thought, allowing the end result to succeed by all measures.



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