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I don't follow film awards but I know this should win every applicable category, hands down.

This is only my second IMDB review, my first recieving one star due to the ridiculous format.

Adolescents is a truly incredible piece of work and everyone involved should be very proud of what they have achieved. It is very powerful, moving, thought-provoking, and memorable.

It is a regular occurrence for me to be halfway through a film before I recall having seen it before. Not only is this something that will stick in my mind for years to come, but incredibly for me, I can remember its title. A sign of true genius.

Drop the commentators and stopping footage playback to switch to these commentators. I don't care about their opinion. I can see what is happening and make my own opinion. This is an incredibly annoying format and no need for the padding. Who are these people anyway. They don't appear to be experts.

The actual incidents are fairly interesting to watch, even if it's unbelievable that drivers put themselves in these situations. As I have already said, it's just irritating that they keep pausing the footage to switch to these commentators. Haven't got anything else to add, except I'm not the only one that thinks this.

This most unlikely candidate captivates his audience by walking us through a year in the life of a British farmer, in his unique style, that only Jeremy knows how, he showcases the trials and tribulations of farming life as he twists and turns through the bureaucratic red tape created by medling government busy body's. The level of detail is spot on. Not too indepth to bore the non-farmer audience, but enough to demonstrate exactly what farmers have to deal with.

Let's hope this year we reap better yeilds.

Thank you Jeremy.