Two feuding rock stars get handcuffed together for 24 hours at a music festival where they are both due to perform.
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David MackenzieWriter:
Thomas Leveritt (screenplay)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Rebecca Benson | ... | Lucie | |
| Luke Treadaway | ... | Adam | |
| Mathew Baynton | ... | Tyko (as Mat Baynton) | |
| Natalia Tena | ... | Morello | |
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Kari Corbett | ... | Kirsty |
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Clare Kelly | ... | Justine |
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Cora Bisset | ... | J.J. (as Cora Bissett) |
| Sophie Wu | ... | Kim | |
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Gavin Mitchell | ... | Bobby |
| Joseph Mydell | ... | The Prophet | |
| Gilly Gilchrist | ... | Bruce the Roadie | |
| Ruta Gedmintas | ... | Lake | |
| Alastair Mackenzie | ... | Mark | |
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Newton Faulkner | ... | Himself |
| Jonny Phillips | ... | Jay | |
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In Scotland, the successful American band The Make formed by the singer Adam and the keyboard player Tyko will participate at T in the Park Festival. When they meet the girls from the band The Dirty Pinks, Adam has an argument with the lead singer Morello. A preacher separates them and asks the two bands to pray together. Out of the blue, he handcuffs Adam and Morello and leaves the place in a golf cart. When The Dirty Pinks have to perform, Adam participates with the group and their show is a success. They are forced to spend the night together and his girlfriend Lake and her boyfriend Mark stay with them. But soon they feel that Adam and Morello are connected not only by the handcuffs. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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A single night. A million possibilities. One connection.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
16 September 2011 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
£1,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$2,144, 13 May 2012, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$5,466, 27 May 2012Company Credits
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Written by Ed Lay (as E. Lay), Russell Leetch (as R. Leutch), Tom Smith (as T.Smith) and Chris Urbanowicz (as C. Urbanowicz)
Performed by The Editors
Licensed courtesy of Kitchenware Records Ltd under exclusive licence to Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd
Published by Soul Kitchen Music Ltd
Administered by Koball Music Publishing Ltd
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As the movie was filmed on site at T in the Park the cast and crew were constantly reacting to their surroundings and incorporating them into the performances. See more »Goofs
When Adam and Morello exit the shower Morello is still wearing most of her ripped off white t-shirt and her black skirt. In the next scene when she and Adam flop on the couch her white t-shirt and skirt are gone and she is just wearing her black tank top and underwear. See more »Soundtracks
PapillonWritten by Ed Lay (as E. Lay), Russell Leetch (as R. Leutch), Tom Smith (as T.Smith) and Chris Urbanowicz (as C. Urbanowicz)
Performed by The Editors
Licensed courtesy of Kitchenware Records Ltd under exclusive licence to Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd
Published by Soul Kitchen Music Ltd
Administered by Koball Music Publishing Ltd
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Somehow right from the start, when I saw the UK National Lottery logo, I knew I was going to like this movie. And it was one of most intimately heartfelt movies I have seen in months. The plot in itself is neither a big bang discovery nor it ends with an unexpected twist. The events follow the inevitable logic of a fairytale, leavening everyone happy and where they have to be in life. But make no mistake, it doesn't cause the story to be ant less interesting because what you want in this movie is to soak into the atmosphere of the music festivals, the great music in itself( if you are into this indie kind of stuff) and of course the boy-meet-girl-than-both-get-handcuffed love story. It was so imaginary and so real at the same time that I completely fell head over heals for it. I always liked Natalia and Luke, being two of the most peculiar, unforgettable faces in cinema today. They delivered great performances with very believable chemistry.That topped with Luke's singing in the beginning made all this music fairy land so organic and tangible, pretty impossible to look away. Also I very much appreciated how the romance was sprinkled with few good laughs that totally kept the presumed mushiness aside. Great film to enjoy, excellent hangover antidote.