
Samuel Anoyke
as Lee
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Lee (Samuel Anoyke) has been out of prison for only four months and is already cracking under the pressure of looking after his mum and raising his daughter while coping with the death of his baby brother Darren. His only relief from the stress and nightmares is workmate Phil (Richard Oldham) who during their night shift job enlightens him with tales of the good old days of the Poll Tax riots and copious cups of tea. The story is brought to life by director Greg Hall. With a runtime of 1h 28m, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Samuel Anoyke, Clare Barry and Angela Hazeldine. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Greg Hall, written by Greg Hall.

as Lee

as Lynn

as Sophie

as Holly

as Rick

as Phil