Gazillion Movies Review :
The movie takes place in the poorest neighborhood of Glasgow. Over there Joe Kavanagh (Peter Mullan) is the coach of the most miserable football team for unemployed persons in all Scotland. Joe quitted drinking for a year and is going to the Alcoholics Anonymous. In the meantime he has no work, but tries to get in contact with the people of the social service as less as possible. During a small job he meets Sarah (Louise Goodall), a social worker. When the authorities come around she helps him out. She is charmed by Joe's raw character, and he is also charmed by her. But with this, also problems start.
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David Hayman
Gary Lewis
Louise Goodall
Peter Mullan
Sandy West
Stephen McCole
Amanda Godfrey
Andy Townsley
Ann Marie Lafferty
Anne-Marie Kennedy
Archie Clark
Bill Murdoch
Brian Timoney
Carol Pyper Rafferty
Cary Carbin
David Hough
David McKay
David Peacock
Dorothy Jane Stewart
Eddie McIntyre
Elaine M. Ellis
Father Joe Mills
Gordon McMurray
James McHendry
Jamie McNeish
Jimmy Hanlon
John Comerford
John Smith
Kate Black
Kevin James Kelly
Lorraine McIntosh
Martin McCardie
Paul Clark
Paul Doonan
Paul Gillan
Rab Affleck
Rab Wilson
Scott Hannah
Simon Macallum
Stephen Docherty
Stewart Ennis
Tom Dingwall
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| Director |
Ken Loach
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| Editor |
Jonathan Morris
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| Music |
George Fenton
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| Producer |
Rebecca O'Brien
Ulrich Felsberg
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| Writer |
Paul Laverty
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