Une femme de retour sur la scène des rencontres entame une relation avec un mystérieux motard lors des funérailles de son frère, dont le fils s'avère être un influenceur des médias sociaux.
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Casting
Leo Leigh
Director
Maggie O'Neill
Sue
Tony Pitts
Ron
Harry Trevaldwyn
Anthony
Nick Holder
Gordon
Paul Cooper
Deano
Emma Swan
Tracy
James Dryden
Paul
Bryony Miller
Issy
Sandy Foster
Jamie
Amaka Okafor
Anita
Anna Calder-Marshall
Ethel
Ruby Bentall
Shelly
Hannah Walters
Cathy
Paul Hilton
Pete
Catherine Pugh
Woman at Wake
Jeff Rawle
Terry
Anna Francolini
Sally
Abbie Brown
Blue Ice Dancer
Leo Leigh
Writer
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With low-budget, dreary, Brit-drama "Sweet Sue" writer / director Leo Leigh continues dad Mike's work in presenting ordinary British working-class life. Tough, blunt (NOT sweet) middle-aged Maggie O'Neill (good), stuck in a loveless rut, latches onto introspective biker Tony Pitts, thru whom she interacts with his friends (like Nick Holder) and 'flamboyant', gay, wannabe social influencer son Harry Trevaldwyn. For those after a lightly delivered depiction of the utter banality & misery of a modern daily grind, it's a fit (perked by minor support from the likes of Joshua McGuire & Jeff Rawle)- but for those looking for something uplifting and/or escapist, this ain't it.