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Johnathan Davik C @Jcdu21 Mar 22, 2025 Waste of time... the end of the movie is the worst I have ever seen See more Mar 11, 2017 good indy look at UK's lower class See more Jun 28, 2016 The film appears to have been shot in Lincolnshire and Norfolk, much in the Stamford area, and focuses on one family over five years, as they wait for the father to be released from prison. This is not one of those depressing `true life' stories, but is a non-judgemental documentary style piece about a family living with an edge of expectation of what's round the corner, with real life pending for the moment. The film benefits from being shot over five years, as there are no changes of actors as the children age. John Simm and Shirley Henderson are completely believable ordinary parents, and the natural performances of the children, who are real-life siblings, help create the documentary feel. See more Jul 23, 2015 Well-acted, well-shot, but man... it really doesn't come together. Certain sequences are well cut, but overall the pace is just fucking OFF. I've never been so sleepy watching a movie I was so engrossed by, if that makes any sense. See more Jan 19, 2015 I would give it another star but it didn't really lead anywhere and it dragged and waffled when it wasn't necessary. See more Dec 20, 2014 A fascinating film - the couple and their children are decent people who are trying to get through a protracted, difficult time in their lives where many would have failed. See more Read all reviews

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