This is an unpopular film, 2020 is full of global disasters, after watching this film I have to say it is very timely! The story takes place in Newcastle, in the north of England, where Ricky (Kris Hitchen) not only loses his job but also suffers a huge debt due to the subprime mortgage crisis. In order to make ends meet, Ricky takes out a loan to buy a pickup truck and prepares to start the second spring of his career by delivering it, even though he knows that his thoughtless move has caused irreparable harm to the entire family. Ricky's wife, Abby (Debbie Honeywood), a domestic worker who specializes in working for the disabled and the elderly, is tired of having to rely on buses to get to and from different employers' homes. In order to repay the loan for the van, Ricky had to spend more time at work, which left their eldest son, Seb, feeling snubbed
Even more brutal than the movie, the story in this movie is playing out all over the world. It's easy to blame the poor, and many people are keen to attribute poverty and social problems to the lazy eating of the lower middle and lower classes. As everyone knows, the working class and the lower middle class, which may have made the most efforts, are falling into deeper difficulties step by step. Ken Lodge has been incredibly fluent and mature in filming, and has aroused the audience's reflection and sympathy without excessive sensationalism.
It can be said that the master is the master, the film does not need tricks, simple and simple is a high move [praise]