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David Tennant | ... |
Pete
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Kate Ashfield | ... |
Juliet
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Diana Hardcastle | ... |
Anthea
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Cliff Parisi | ... |
Colman
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Thusitha Jayasundera | ... |
Yaz
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Ann Queensberry | ... |
Old Lady
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Alex Kelly | ... |
Jane
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Bruce Mackinnon | ... |
Tom
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Barry McCarthy | ... |
Dad
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Sian Reeves | ... |
Saffy
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Sweetnightgoodheart is a short-film about a man that prepares to make a huge change in his life; but all doesn't exactly turn out as planned and it all turns in the opposite direction from what he originally planned. As the plot continues the issues just get more extreme, Pete ends up with a very, very big problem that can not be... You guessed it, or you didn't; it can't be solved without hurting others or himself... Watch the dazzling short to find out what really goes on with Pete (played by Scottish actor David Tennant). Written by Emily Sora Norin
Peter cooks a nice meal, tidies the house and waits for his girlfriend to come home. Peter wants to break up with her, he begins to tell her that he needs a change but gets interrupted by the phone. Sadly Juliet thinks he is proposing, and tells her friend on the phone. Before he knows where he is, Peter has a house full of friends and family all wishing them the best. How can be break up with her now?
Screened as part of the BBC2 compilation of shorts entitled `Ways to leave your lover' this was the opener and set a very light hearted tone to it. The situation exaggerates out of control as more and more people arrive to hear the good news. This must be building to a big punch line, I thought to myself. Sadly at the end the film goes a little serious as if trying to make a serious point among all this exaggeration. It didn't work for it at this point I'd rather than seen the build up pay off.
The cast do OK with Tennant in the lead and a few familiar TV faces in there as well from the UK. This is enjoyable enough because it is comic and knowingly exaggerated however it just really needed a strong finish which it lacks. Worth a watch but leaves you feeling a bit short changed.