A Year and a Day

Name: A Year and a Day
Genre: Drama
Released: 2012-09-04
Duration: 52 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Irene Cochrane, Alan Cuzen, Rebecca Hendry

2012
52min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn unusual story of The Flills who are a successful, well respected working class Glaswegian family who founded and run the local community centre. Mikey Flills is the backbone of the family... Leer todoAn unusual story of The Flills who are a successful, well respected working class Glaswegian family who founded and run the local community centre. Mikey Flills is the backbone of the family, who selflessly keeps the family together and happy with his enormous charm and huge pers... Leer todoAn unusual story of The Flills who are a successful, well respected working class Glaswegian family who founded and run the local community centre. Mikey Flills is the backbone of the family, who selflessly keeps the family together and happy with his enormous charm and huge personality. But Mikey has many secrets, which lead to him leaving his family behind without a... Leer todo

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10/10

Excellent film with great Scottish banter throughout.

Went to the premiere for this movie and thought it was great! Excellent cast and crew who have obviously given a lot of dedication to this film considering they have no previous experience with acting and the plot is well thought out and well written too. It has great banter and a good few laughs throughout balanced with the sad emotional reality of the story being told. This film features a family named the Flills, a Glasgow family, who are making the most of what they have and with Mikey Flills (the father) trying to get by some difficult times with a great twist at the end. Well worth watching if you enjoy a laugh and a good Scottish drama and hope for much more from Sorepaw Productions in the future!