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Borrowed Time
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- Comedy
- Drama
- 2012
- Jules Bishop
- 87 mins
- 15
Summary
Comedy drama starring Philip Davis and Theo Barklem-Biggs. A tearaway youth and a grouchy pensioner strike up an unlikely partnership after the former carries out a burglary to try and pay off his debts to a local crime boss.
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A star rating of 3 out of 5.
Dave Aldridge
The ever-dependable Phil Davis - perhaps best known for his TV work, including Being Human and Whitechapel - brings a touch of class to this quirky, middling British comedy. He plays Philip, a curmudgeonly, Steptoe-style pensioner, who strikes up an unlikely but uplifting relationship with gormless youth Kevin (Theo Barklem-Biggs) when the latter tries to burgle his home to settle a debt with local crime kingpin "Ninja Nigel" (Warren Brown). Together, the old man and the young offender turn the tables on the tyrant and begin to find a new sense of purpose in both their lives. Barklem-Biggs is impressive, with a little of the Nicholas Lyndhurst about him, but first-time writer/director Jules Bishop rather overdoes things; Kevin's gormlessness, Philip's crustiness and Ninja Nigel's kung-foolery are all cartoonishly overplayed. However, Borrowed Time does have its heart in the right place and you'll happily invest in the likeable lead characters.
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Cast
rolenamePhilipPhilip DavisKevinTheo Barklem-BiggsTedPerry BensonBeckyJuliet OldfieldNigelWarren BrownLeonHammed AnimashaunGrantTed CozzolinoDanAndrew EllisBenJumayn Hunter
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rolenameDirectorJules Bishop
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Theatrical distributor
Parkville Pictures
Released on
2013-09-13
Languages
English
Guidance
Swearing.
Available on
DVD
Formats
Colour
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