Mr Lonesome

2019
13m

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Tom Storey, Kody Egan, Alex Bridgewood, Charles Christopher Arundell, Natasha Lawer, Joseph Horrocks, Tom Hawk, Alan Faulkner, Evadne Fisher, and Martyn Luke in Mr Lonesome (2019)

Mr Lonesome is a relatable drama following James Fridrick, a paranoid and helpless elderly man, who is struggling in life with the recent loss of his loved one. Understand how his character ... Read allMr Lonesome is a relatable drama following James Fridrick, a paranoid and helpless elderly man, who is struggling in life with the recent loss of his loved one. Understand how his character deals with certain situations and problems in his daily life and learn if his problems of ... Read allMr Lonesome is a relatable drama following James Fridrick, a paranoid and helpless elderly man, who is struggling in life with the recent loss of his loved one. Understand how his character deals with certain situations and problems in his daily life and learn if his problems of loneliness can ever be overcome.

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7.3/10

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10chrisa-04933

Lovely Short Film

I attended the premiere of the film and really enjoyed it. It was easy to relate to the theme and content, presented in a way that not only entertains, but also provokes thought and emotion. Well worth watching!

9sclifton-74747

Highly recommended

A great little film - very well written and acted, with lots of clever direction and an impressive and moving score.

10kegan-02298

FANTASTIC FILM

Mr Lonesome is a great film, and can be enjoyed by many

9Matt_Kingston

Heartwarming

A nice take on a heartwarming story of a cantankerous old man who finds unexpected love in the unlikelyest of places. Well written and nicely filmed, well worth a watch.

10rockdave5

Great film on an important topic.

A great short film by Tom Storey that deals sensitively with the important topics of loneliness and social isolation. I have a big soft spot for films that deal with social issues such as this and to see it tackled with such alacrity by a young director such as Tom Storey is highly commendable. At the time of writing this, the film is even more relevant due to the UK being under lockdown. I look forward to Mr.Storey's further work.