The “badlands” of East Anglia. A young man is released from prison after serving time for a crime he didn't commit. Broke and looking for answers, Jayce goes into business with the elderly neighbour of his childhood friend.
In doing so, he becomes embroiled in a scheme to sell a large amount of cannabis grown in his neighbour’s allotment and stored in his shed. When their covert activities attract the unwanted attention of some local dimwit hoodlums, who have noticed a drop in demand for their own stash, they are forced to confront their past mistakes, discovering a mutual respect they never thought possible.
An unmistakably British comedy caper.
Stars Graham Fellows, Laurence Rickard (‘Horrible Histories’, ‘Ghosts’) and Alistair Green (‘Ted Lasso’, ‘Flowers’).
'Echoes of Shane Meadows and the Coen brothers in this cheerful crime comedy. Endearingly daft and unexpectedly charming, a very likable film’
The Guardian
'Small but perfectly formed, the comedy is light and surprisingly warm. Genuinely fun and hilariously daft'
The Sun
'Likable and lovingly made. Rowdy and cheerful. Calling to mind Shane Meadows '
Financial Times
'This Country meets Breaking Bad'
Uncut
'Engagingly quirky, brimming over with charm and heart'
Beyond The Joke
'Off beat crime caper. Impeccable comic timing'
The Mirror
'Hilarious, unique new British gem. It's wildly enjoyable and unlike anything else out there at the moment'
Close-Up Film
