All Fried Up

2010
12min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTroubled about his failing marriage, Martin takes refuge in his local café. Before he can dig in to his full English, another customer takes an interest in him. The man is around the same ag... Tout lireTroubled about his failing marriage, Martin takes refuge in his local café. Before he can dig in to his full English, another customer takes an interest in him. The man is around the same age as Martin yet is almost his exact opposite. Mysterious and relentless in his questioning... Tout lireTroubled about his failing marriage, Martin takes refuge in his local café. Before he can dig in to his full English, another customer takes an interest in him. The man is around the same age as Martin yet is almost his exact opposite. Mysterious and relentless in his questioning, Martin eventually opens up to the man calling himself 'Gandhi'. Gandhi then moves to Mar... Tout lire

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The lead Gandhi was originally cast to be played by Mathew King.

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10/10

Incredible

Well, I think it's easy to say that this is the best film I've seen in years. The cinematography is intense, the direction is tremendous, and whoever produced this is an absolute hero.

I think Matthew Sim is phenomenal as 'Gandhi' and the character is ridiculously scary, and certainly not somebody you want to be sat opposite during your breakfast.

Dai Patterson is equally excellent, playing Martin perfectly, what a thoroughly enjoyable performance.

Overall, an amazing film, you'll laugh, you'll cry, it'll change your life.