Caught this lovely little film a week ago at Prestatyn.
For those who are sick and tired of the "same old, same old" out of Hollywood, this is like a breath of fresh air. No gimmicks, no wildly overpaid stars, just a good story, solid acting and gentle humour. Another plus - all homegrown!
Neil Fitzmaurice pulls off a big role well, and his relationship with his father is both touching and realistic. You can feel the tension of a family business rapidly going down the tubes, and all of the stress that comes with it. Nonetheless, there's plenty of "feel good factor" that will leave you with a smile on your face.
So lovely to see that there are films coming out of the British industry that are worth going to the cinema to see. Could well be remembered as fondly as the likes of "Brassed Off" in years to come. Great to see something and not begrudge the ticket price for once!
