Keswick Film Festival

Sunday 15th February 12:30 PM - Studio

Grow Your Own

Director: Richard Laxton Country: UK
Cert: PG Year: 2007 Length: 97 mins
2009 Festival
Grow Your Own

Programme Notes

Programme Notes (PDF 118KB)

Audience Reaction

Score: 78.57% Attendance: 64

Links

  • More details on this film at the Internet Movie Database

What happens when asylum seekers move into an allotment in the north of England. Community and racism are explored in a lightly political comedy that began life as a documentary about a real-life project. 'Raking over this original idea, screenwriters Frank Cottrell-Boyce and Carl Hunter sow the seeds of a fictional slice of life, nurturing shoots of observational comedy, gentle romance and conflict.' (Manchester Evening News)

Critics

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Raking over this original idea, screenwriters Frank Cottrell-Boyce and Carl Hunter sow the seeds of a fictional slice of life, nurturing shoots of observational comedy, gentle romance and conflict.
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Manchester Evening News



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