Lots of creativity in the writing. An interesting journey physically and in human nature too, and really great partnership between the principle characters.. I loved this road trip movie and suggest you go see it..!

Went to see this film last night and I am totally shocked to see every review on here is 8,9 or 10 stars.

The movie is very unremarkable and forgettable, the plot didn't add up in a few places and there were quite a few things included in the movie that didn't add anything to the story line whatsoever.

Although, it is light-hearted and there are a few funny parts.

Kierston Wareing's character of the washed up party animal mum desperately trying to keep her son by her side to cope with her abandonment issues was the highlight for me. Although Tommy French plays the part of the exhausted son, embarrassed by his mum's flirting very well. The duo's acting almost redeemed the far-fetched plot.

Whilst desperately trying to support independent British film, sadly this film left me searching for, well anything. The film felt disjointed, leaping from scene to random scene and there really did not appear to be any real message or meta narrative. Maybe that was the point. Maybe I just missed it. I found the boat crossing a completely inappropriate scene and this made for an uncomfortable watch, especially when the two white protagonists were thrown in the sea by the black migrants. Again, maybe I'm missing some hidden metaphor or ideological message but I just don't think this is a topic for comedy.