Hoskin points out that: 'Given Stephen Sewell's theatrical background, it's tempting to assess Lost Things as more of a...
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Hoskin points out that: 'Given Stephen Sewell's theatrical background, it's tempting to assess Lost Things as more of a piece of theatre than cinema. Although it's clearly modelled on the classic slasher formula of Teens Venturing Where They Shouldn't, the confined locale and limited cast would transfer easily to the stage...'
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