Say My Name

Name: Say My Name
Genre: Comedy
Released: June 14, 2019
Duration: 83 min
Cast: Alan Cox, Celyn Jones, Grant Crookes, Gwen Ellis, Jamie de Courcey

2019

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Electric Entertainment | Release Date: June 14, 2019 | Not Rated

Starring: Alan Cox, Celyn Jones, Grant Crookes, Gwen Ellis, Jamie de Courcey, Laurence Dobiesz, Lisa Brenner, Mark Bonnar, Nick Blood, Peter Davison

Summary: When a one-night stand gets interrupted by a robbery, two complete strangers are forced to navigate the seedy underbelly of a sleepy Welsh isle in order to get back their stolen property. Along the way, their opposite personalities and differing outlooks on life bring them to a boiling point.

Director: Jay Stern

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 83 min

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Movie Nation Roger Moore

Jun 10, 2019

Bonnar has a hint of Robert Carlyle’s “Trainspotting” rage, and Jones plays a plump, sensitive Nick Frost lite here. Amusingly. Read full review

Frank Scheck

Jun 12, 2019

Brenner, who also produced, is an absolute delight, demonstrating sharp comic delivery and looking like she's firmly enjoying her character's ability to outwit everyone around her. Read full review

Carlos Aguilar

Jun 19, 2019

Displaying writing barely apt for an outdated sitcom, ludicrously trite dialogue, prosaic execution and overacting galore, this pseudo-romantic all-nighter unsuccessfully attempts to wax poetic in regards to second chances, Catholic guilt and personal reinvention. Read full review

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