Bob's Weekend

1996
1 Std. 33 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuRobert Askew goes to Blackpool to prepare an extraordinary end to his extra ordinary life. But this is no ordinary weekend and a succession of magical events conspire to turn a journey of de... Alles lesenRobert Askew goes to Blackpool to prepare an extraordinary end to his extra ordinary life. But this is no ordinary weekend and a succession of magical events conspire to turn a journey of despair into a voyage of discovery.Robert Askew goes to Blackpool to prepare an extraordinary end to his extra ordinary life. But this is no ordinary weekend and a succession of magical events conspire to turn a journey of despair into a voyage of discovery.

Regie
- Jevon O'Neill
Drehbuch
- Jayson Rothwell
- Jevon O'Neill
Hauptbesetzung

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,4/10

173

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Jevon O'Neill
Drehbuch
- Jayson Rothwell
- Jevon O'Neill
Hauptbesetzung

6Benutzerrezensionen

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Auszeichnungen
- 1 Gewinn & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

Topbesetzung33

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Bruce Jones

Robert 'Bob' Askew

Mark Goodier

Gary Best
(Synchronisation)

James Chambers

Albert Broadbent
(Synchronisation)
…

Anna Jaskolka

Brenda Askew

Stacey Heywood

Kimberley

Samia Longchambon

Kimberley's friend
(as Samia Ghadie)

Ricky Tomlinson

Jack

Alan Hulse

Billy Boden

Brian Glover

The Boss

Mandy Hestor

Sheila
(as Mandy Hester)

Seamus O'Neill

Colin

Charlotte Jones

Angela

Michelle Myers

Kirsty

Tommy Eytle

Frances

Margo Stanley

Guardian Angel

Suzanne Hall

Hotel Receptionist
(as Suzzane Hall)

Amer Nazir

Waiter

Benutzerrezensionen6

Ausgewählte Rezension

8/10

Thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyable

This debut movie of director Jevon O'Neill was both thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyable, with a fantastic performance by Bruce Jones. At times surreal in concept, the atmosphere is gentle and good-humoured enhanced by sophisticated cinematography and a pithy , pacey script. A great 'feel-good' movie encompassing humour, pathos and imaginative locations (more positive representation for the North) which leaves you feeling that you have spent the last 90 minutes watching something worthwhile ( one of the last screen appearances of the late and great Brian Glover being another bonus).

I sincerely hope that Jevon O'Neill will soon be directing another such quality film.