Andrew and Jeremy Get Married (2004)An intimate portrait of two Englishmen from vastly different social backgrounds which shows them dealing with the 'ups and downs' of their eccentric relationship and culminates in a moving ... See full summary » Director:Don Boyd |
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An intimate portrait of two Englishmen from vastly different social backgrounds which shows them dealing with the 'ups and downs' of their eccentric relationship and culminates in a moving ceremony celebrating their love and commitment to each other. Written by Anonymous
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6 May 2005 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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This very visual and entertaining portrait of the relationship between two very different Englishmen completely surprised me. It is a documentary film and yet it had many qualities which gave it an atmosphere of being something more scripted. Andrew and Jeremy are complicated people and they are very frank about their lives and the nature of their quirky love affair. I was never embarrassed and was fascinated by the problems they had to deal with. It was also a beautiful portrait of England now without the usual clichés. I felt privileged and involved. How rare for a documentary. And there was no irritating commentary. A brilliant entertaining film which I recommend to everybody.