Alison Steadman, Anthony O'Donnell, Roger Sloman
Director Mike Leigh's made-for-television masterpiece, Nuts in May, continues his social commentary on the tensions among economic and social classes in British society. An affluent, snobby couple, Ke...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 29, 2004
Stats: 119 reviews
I'm American but I have a very strong interest in UK pop culture and British comedy to the exclusion of most American work. Because I have some increased familiarity with Britishry, I still got much of this movie that would be lost on non-Englanders. Specifically, this is charact...( read more)
Wonderfully emabrrassing and so funny and pointed on a particular type of English snobbery. Terrific performances from Roger Sloman and Alison Steadman.
This is one of my favourite films. It always makes me laugh. Everyone has met a Keith and Candice Marie on their travels. You know the sort!!! You usually meet them walking around Ambleside wearing Ron Hill leggings and hiking boots even when the only thing they've climbed ar...( read more)
Great but the main characters are so idiosyncratic that they are grating at times.
One of Mike Leigh's earliest and best, with great scenes: the kickabout, 'kiss prudence', 'one of Keith's interests', Froggy went a courting', the 'country code'.
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