FR, UK, BE, IT | 2012 | 116 min
reż|dir Ken Loach prod|pro Rebecca O’Brien scen|wr Paul Laverty zdj|ph Robbie Ryan muz|mus George Fenton  mon|ed Jonathan Morris ob|cast Paul Brannigan, John Henshaw, Gary Maitland, Jasmin Riggins, William Ruane, Roger Allam, Siobhan Reilly dys|dis Best Film

A British comedy that shall win the hearts of 38 million Poles. Robbie, Albert, Rhino, and Mo meet on at a turning point of their lives. They are unemployed and broke, but they can count on one another. Mo is a fearless kleptomaniac who is afraid of nothing. Albert does not know what year he’s living in, but he can have brilliant ideas. Robbie has a keen sense of smell and a good head on his shoulders, and Rhino has a sense of humour that can make anyone laugh. Together they can do anything. What awaits them is the most expensive whisky in the world, a Scottish  kilt, and an adventure they will remember for a long time.

Awards
2012 Cannes IFF – Golden Palm nominee

Ken Loach (1936)
A British film and television director. Born in Nuneaton (England, Great Britain) in a workers’ family which probably affected his strong socialist beliefs. He graduated from law at Oxford University however right after that he gave up his legal career to commit himself to working in theatre. His feature debut “Kes” was made with Tony Garnett in 1969. Ken Loach is one of Cannes record holders – until now 11 of his films entered the main competition for Golden Palm.