La Cha Cha

This film had a hard act to follow with Twin Town but it delivered. Loads of nods to Twin Town throughout which was brilliant but the story is stand alone.

The characters were fun, the plot was quirky and I came away from the cinema feeling cheered. It was the full McConky.

I've waited years to see this. Due to legal reasons, it wasn't allowed to be a direct sequel, but instead we have a 'companion piece'.

If you liked Twin Town, you'll love this - it's a nice little treat. It's got some cracking characters and some great set pieces. It's a great contribution to Welsh culture. I'm quite sure it will be a big winner at this years Welsh Baftas... I'd even expect it to cross-over and be considered for a British BAFTA. NB - the 'Salty Knickers' song is a catchy ear-worm!

Llongyfyrchiada!

Possibly the most bonkers film I'm ever watched but loved every minute of it. Some great cameos as well from some great people.

From the get go this film does not disappoint. Once again Kevin Allen captures that unique quirky Welsh humour that made Twin Town such a success. The lead actors Liam Hourican (Salti)and Ruby Serkis (Libby) light up the screen in a fast moving tale of love in the lockdown. Set on a caravan park inhabited by a bunch of life loving crazy geriatrics there are some great memorable scenes that make you laugh but also question the way we treat the elderly in this country.

Already given a call to Libby to book my pitch at the Cha Cha!!

Best thing to come out of wales since laverbread and welsh cakes.

Funny from star to finish.

WELL WORTH A WATCH. DAI IAWN.