When David is left at the alter by his fiancee he decides to take the honeymoon flight without her. However, after a number of airport drinks he misses the flight and instead hires a driver to take him to his honeymoon cottage. The driver, it seems, has romantic troubles of her own. Read more
| Starring | Jonathan Byrne, Justine Mitchell, Alex Reid |
|---|---|
| Director | Karl Golden |
| Genres | Comedy, Romance |
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When David is left at the alter by his fiancee he decides to take the honeymoon flight without her. However, after a number of airport drinks he misses the flight and instead hires a driver to take him to his honeymoon cottage. The driver, it seems, has romantic troubles of her own.
| Starring | Jonathan Byrne, Justine Mitchell, Alex Reid |
|---|---|
| Director | Karl Golden |
| Studio | VERVE PICTURES |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 26 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 25 Oct 2004 Production year: 2003 |
| Format | DVD |
The debut feature of writer/director Karl Golden, this low-budget romantic road movie is a charming piece of Irish whiskey-soaked whimsy that was shot on digital video in just eighteen days. Jonathan Byrne plays the naive, jilted bridegroom who flees the disaster of his wedding day and meets a waitress (Alex Reid) who is also on the run — from a relationship with a married man in which she always takes second place. Holed up in a rural retreat, their relationship begins as a frosty one, beset by the meddling and interference of eccentric neighbours, but begins to thaw even as their original partners come looking for them. The delight of this small-scale piece is in the naturalistic dialogue that plays up both comedy and character, as well as the delicately nuanced performances. Transcending its financial limitations, this is genuinely a little gem.
There are lovers entwined, both knotted and otherwise, in this likeable, fast moving rom-com/road movie/DV drama... read more on Time Out
Slow starter but worth persevering with this Irish road movie tale. Inevitably the story line takes a little believing but the humour is there, and with a feel-good factor!
It felt in someplaces that this was a media studies project with seriously dodgy camera work and characters that should never even have been in the film (cross dressing weirdos!!) The film was actually fun once you forgot these. I like the complete 'non hollywood' characters and minor twists. The ending was predicted way before the end but still fun. Recommended... maybe... try it and see.