Turbulence

It's not often that a British comedy featuring nineteen and twenty-somethings manages to be very original and funny, without resorting to endless jokes about getting very drunk and other toilet-related incidents. Turbulence embraces it's British-ness in a Richard Curtis sort of way; there's many laugh out loud moments throughout and refreshingly, all of the characters are easy to relate to, unlike many other recent teen offerings.

The 'Mr Darcy' moment is particularly tongue in cheek and there are plenty of other comical moments, with hints of slapstick from the excellent Russell Shumway (Connor Mills), a happy-go-lucky DJ with an eye for stardom. Both the direction and soundtrack are perfectly suited to the feel-good script about a music venue owner who's looking for a way to keep his business alive. The contribution from the up and coming band, 'The Scholars,' is also worth a mention, with the lead singer (Adrian Banks) doing a brilliant job as a young man struggling to balance his love for music and the girl of his dreams.