Credited cast: | |||
Tom Riley | ... | Adrian | |
Ian Hart | |||
Jessie Cave | ... | Kerry | |
Freya Mavor | ... | Natalie | |
Steven Mackintosh | ... | Lenny | |
Sorcha Cusack | ... | Mary | |
Josh Whitehouse | ... | Liam | |
Daisy Bevan | ... | Layla | |
Will Merrick | ... | Olly | |
Caroline Boulton | ... | Fretful Mother | |
Matt Milne | ... | Gus | |
Tallulah Haddon | ... | Holly (as Tallulah Rose Haddon) | |
Lily-Rose Aslandogdu | ... | Sally Jones | |
Toby Osmond | ... | The Vinyl Junkie | |
Yinka Awoni | ... | Music Executive |
Brought together by their shared love of music, ten years on Liam and Natalie are at breaking point. In their case opposites attract but don't necessarily work long-term. Making the difficult decision to separate, they must split their prized music library. But the sound track that defined their relationship keeps pulling them back together. Written by Serotonin Films
There are some things of this film you can enjoy, but for the most part it's just a bit overdramatic.
It could have worked better if they had chosen a lighter style, maybe focusing on the main couple's chemistry in a better way, concentrating on their positive vibes rather than their negativity, which is sometimes too overwelming.
The way Liam acts is not so realistic, in my opinion. I mean, we are in the real world and nobody, even the most desperate musicians/artists, behave and think like he does for most of the screen time.
The confusing timeline was also strange and a little confusing, you have to try better as a director/screenwriter if you wanna base a movie on different times of the same story.
The music was great.
I kind of enjoyed this film, don't get me wrong, but it could have been so much better, and I hate missed opportunities to build a great flick to be remembered.