It always amazed me how close dad's in Liverpool were to their son's. I ran away from approved school with a lad from Dingle,we ended up at his house at night. The sister went to fetch her dad from the pub, and he came in,sat down, and said,"Gary son,you're breaking my heart. you're killing me, son." They ended up hugging each other. My father would have chased me with a cricket bat,shouting, "you'll get my boot up your arse." This was very touching,looking at the family, we could have done without the orange juice robbers, even if it really happened.

This scouser loves this. Met Johnny at a familys party on sunday. Brilliant man of many talents....

A beautiful story so well condensed , written acted and performed . RIP Eddie

Jim (Eddy) is one of a kind. One of my old Krav Maga training partners. He decided to hang his gloves up at age 71, when I asked him why, he said his age is starting to catch up with him!  Was always in awe of how he could keep up in sparring with people half his age, and in most cases outwork them.

I worked on the edge lane regeneration project. Tinning up the houses.  Some of the things I witnessed in those crack houses will haunt me forever. Memories of some of the maddest, funniest shit I've ever seen too.  12 years ago capital of culture. Seems like yesterday

Great that ĺliverpool plays and short films are still going would like to see this on stage great scousers

It's not always the budget that makes a good film it's the story, the script, actos and music,  a tragic film. Many thanks for making this.

Great film , there should be more independent films like this on YouTube and TV

This broke my heart 😢❤

Very sad ,. However all the parts in this film were played brilliantly .

Thats what i always say.
When they say "Theyre all in ut together"
First quoted in 2008

R.I.P Mr and Mrs Hirst.

Love you Always auntie Jean and Uncle Eddy 🙏🙏💜💙👍❤️xxxx

Brilliant film Jonny! Such a moving story, keep up the amazing work mate you’re doing Liverpool proud

A manc sending love to Liverpool. Loved this , well thought and presented.

That was an amazing but sad story, great work. Just shows the talent this city has. RIP  to them both an may the family find peace. I'll share this so other people can be aware.

I watched this for a second time and I'm still in tears it's a fantastic watch.

Absolutely moving film tearing up a bit

Great film well put together I'm an old Rhondda Boy and this film is a true picture of many working class  communities that have disappeared I was lucky to have witnessed the camaraderie and spirit of the Rhondda, but being born in the early 60's also witnessed the closure of every single Colliery I joined the military in 79 as did many of my new mates who also came from crumbling working class communities we were left with no choice with a basic education and desperate for work we took the Queens shilling. My heart goes out to people who had to face the redundancies with no new job prospects and live with that heartless Bitch Thatcher who ruined those cherished communities.

Brilliant Jonny Hirst