Director
Daniel Jerome Gill
Starring
Josh Whitehouse, Freya Mavor, Ian Hart, Tom Riley, Jessie Cave, Will Merrick
Certificate
PG
Run Time
105 mins
Release Year
2017
Country of Origin
UK
Language
English
Director of Photography: Tim Sidell
Editor: Peter Christelis
Produced by: Dominic Norris
Music: Orlando Roberton
Screenplay by: Philip Gawthorne
Production Designer: Charlotte Pearson
Modern Life Is Rubbish
Part of the Best of British Strand
With this witty and thoroughly engaging rom-com, director Daniel Jerome Gill’s debut film charts the relationship between Liam (Josh Whitehouse) and Natalie (Freya Mavor). Initially drawn together by their shared love for music, ten years later they are struggling to see what they saw in each other. As they start to split their music library, the soundtrack of their relationship keeps on pulling them back together. A real warm-hearted charmer of a film nicely adapted by Philip Gawthorne from his award-winning play.
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