I didn't know quite what to expect of this film but was extremely impressed and engrossed in the film and it says a lot for the acting that I cared very much about what happened to them all. At the preview it was stated that "if it just saves one life" it will have been worth it and it is certain to achieve much more than that.
An educational and entertaining piece on a taboo subject, one that needs to be spoken more by men. The humour is tasteful and well timed to keep the audience's attention inbetween the educational parts.
The subject matter for this movie is a taboo subject for men, this is a well written, directed and well worth a watch. There's moments of laughter and crying, the story tells you what could happen, it's not always the case but if people can learn from it.
A film made locally and with largely amateur actors. One would normally have only moderate expectations, but let me say that these can be largely set aside, such is the impact of and standards set by this film.
This lighthearted comedy about cancer had me laughing one minute and crying the next! It shows the true impact this disease can have on someone, along with their family and friends.
This is a really well made and well acted film about a serious subject (Testicular Cancer).The film treats the subject with humour, sadness, and seriousness in equal measures.
A comedy about cancer might seem unappealing but this is a warm and charming story well told.The leading lady presents a star turn, if you're not moved by the scene in the car, there's something amiss.
I had a fantastic evening watching this film at the Warwickshire screening. The serious subject matter was enveloped by a fabulously witty script.
A wonderful sensitively portrayed story of Jack Jackson (played by Chris Hudson) who discovers he has a lump on one of his testicles, which he dismisses for a while until he is convinced to get himself checked out. Anna, his wife (played by Elizabeth Joyce Morris)goes through all the emotions and feelings of a couple in turmoil once Jack has admitted his discovery to his wife.
