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Quirky drama about a musician trying to start a band.
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| Eye for FilmAmber WilkinsonThe young cast has a natural air that complements the unforced scripting, which brims with an enviable amount of casual humour. |
| User ReviewGeorge WNothing special on paper, but the story is so well delivered that I can't help but love it. |
| User ReviewKevin C4 twenty sometings form a band and want to be noticed, learning there material and fighting in the band, along with personal friendships re opened up, a honest film with a brisk running time help this along grately, a low budget efort, filmed on dv, knows what it wants to say, the acting is naturally brought across, and the film never bores, a film dealing well with hardship of wanting to make it in the business in london |
| User ReviewCol SUK version of Singles on a low budget...they form a band,singer falls for the bassist,get record contract,love wins....good acting,great music,shit ending that makes you wonder if it was just a waste of time watching it...... |
| User ReviewVicky WNot bad. Just a watchable story about a band getting together and falling apart |
| User ReviewMike MBright and engaging comedy... With its hip soundtrack and kooky outsider comedy, it has the feel of a feature-length E4 pilot; still, given some of the dross to have emerged recently from the lower-budget end of the Britfilm spectrum, it's encouraging to encounter a homegrown feature made with competency and real affection, both for its characters and the scene they inhabit. |
| User ReviewDaniel PAn enjoyable low-budget British comedy about a group of friends trying to start a band in London, and, whilst the performances feel spot on, the plot dwindles as the film progresses, with the stakes failing to rise high enough to offer any involvement above that of merely feeling like a light diversion. |