This cheerful crime comedy, set in the Fens, cleverly mixes humor with heart as it follows Jayce, recently released from a young offenders' institution, seeking the truth behind his wrongful conviction. As he reconnects with friends and gets entangled in a drug deal with the naive Lee, the heir to a chicken farming empire, the film highlights their comedic struggles and blossoming friendships with quirky older characters. Its blend of wit, unique character dynamics, and gentle humor creates a refreshingly enjoyable viewing experience, avoiding typical British comedy clichés and delivering a charming narrative.
The film is endearingly daft and unexpectedly charming for a film about small-town drug dealers, managing to pull off natural, easygoing laughs without cringe.
Ethaniel Davy is brilliant as Jayce, who has just been released from 10 months in a young offenders' institution and wants answers to his wrongful conviction.
The unlikely friendship between Jayce and Kev gives the film some of its funniest lines, showcasing their quirky dynamics amidst a lighthearted plot.
The film's humor is driven by its characters, particularly the refreshing performances of the young cast, making it a delightful watch despite a thin plot.
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