When John, a thirty-four-year-old window cleaner, is given only a few months to live, he attempts to find a new, perfect family for his three-year-old son, determined to shield him from the terrible reality of the situation.
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Cast
Uberto Pasolini
Director
James Norton
John
Daniel Lamont
Michael
Carol Moore
Deirdre
Valene Kane
Celia
Keith McErlean
Philip
Eileen O'Higgins
Shona
Laura Hughes
Mrs. Parkes
Éva Morris
Anne
Chris Corrigan
Gerry
Siobhán McSweeney
Pam
Stella McCusker
Rosemary
Roisin Gallagher
Judy
Grace Hanna
Grace
Sean Sloan
Golfer
Nigel O'Neill
David
Rhoda Ofori-Attah
Sharon
Asher De Silva
Billy
Libby McBride
Tessa
Uberto Pasolini
Writer
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Comments
10 Comments
That's a good movie on sad realities.
Great story, good direction but failed to impress on an emotional level. James Norton isn't very convincing as a young single father struggling with his fate. I was hoping to see despair and anger. Nothing of that came through. Giving 10 due to realism and importance of the topic.
You'll need a box of tissues to watch this film. It's a very rewarding, sad film with stunning performances. James Norton is wonderful in the lead role and the young child, Daniel Lamont playing his son is sensational. It's hard to believe it's his first role. You feel every moment in this film and imagine yourself in the same predicament. It's what films should be, engaging, character driven and believable at every stage. It moved me immensely.
One of the many purposes of film is to reawaken compassion and a deeper understanding of others. This film achieves this wonderfully.
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Its a beautiful heartbreaking movie.well acted and heart touching.its all about love.deffo watch it.
