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A man trying to put his life back on track gets some advice from an unexpected benefactor in this comedy-drama from acclaimed British director Ken Loach. Eric Bishop (Steve Evets) is a postman living in Manchester whose life has been slowly going off the rails ever since his wife Lily (Stephanie Bishop) walked out on him. Eric has just been released from the hospital after an auto accident, and comes home to a house that's a mess and two teenage sons, Ryan (Gerard Kearns) and Jess (Stefan Gumbs), who regard their dad as an annoyance rather than an authority figure. Eric's oldest child, a grown daughter named Sam (Lucy-Jo Hudson), loves him but can't get her mother or brothers to show him any respect. And his friends from work don't know what to do for him, except allow him to talk about football and his favourite team, Manchester United. One night, Eric is home alone, smoking some weed, and to his amazement he's visited by an apparition of Eric Cantona, the French footballer who was a star for Manchester United in the 1990s until he retired and dropped out of sight. Cantona's ghost has come to give Eric a pep talk and offer him some advice on how to win Lily back, and as Eric tries to convince his wife to give him another chance, Cantona periodically appears to coach him in the ways of romance. LOOKING FOR ERIC was an official selection at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.
- Icon Home Entertainment
- 112 mins approx.
- 15
- 16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
- English
- 2
- Ken Loach
- Stephanie Bishop
- Eric Cantona
- Stefan Gumbs
- Mick Ferry
- Smug Roberts
- Gerard Kearns
- Steve Evets
- Lucy Jo Hudson
- Greg Cook
- Des Sharples
- Matthew McNulty
- John Henshaw
- 2009
- 2
- over 50
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A man trying to put his life back on track gets some advice from an unexpected benefactor in this comedy-drama from acclaimed British director Ken Loach. Eric Bishop (Steve Evets) is a postman living in Manchester whose life has been slowly going off the rails ever since his wife Lily (Stephanie Bishop) walked out on him. Eric has just been released from the hospital after an auto accident, and comes home to a house that's a mess and two teenage sons, Ryan (Gerard Kearns) and Jess (Stefan Gumbs), who regard their dad as an annoyance rather than an authority figure. Eric's oldest child, a grown daughter named Sam (Lucy-Jo Hudson), loves him but can't get her mother or brothers to show him any respect. And his friends from work don't know what to do for him, except allow him to talk about football and his favourite team, Manchester United. One night, Eric is home alone, smoking some weed, and to his amazement he's visited by an apparition of Eric Cantona, the French footballer who was a star for Manchester United in the 1990s until he retired and dropped out of sight. Cantona's ghost has come to give Eric a pep talk and offer him some advice on how to win Lily back, and as Eric tries to convince his wife to give him another chance, Cantona periodically appears to coach him in the ways of romance. LOOKING FOR ERIC was an official selection at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.
- Icon Home Entertainment
- 112 mins approx.
- 15
- 16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
- English
- 2
- Ken Loach
- Stephanie Bishop
- Eric Cantona
- Stefan Gumbs
- Mick Ferry
- Smug Roberts
- Gerard Kearns
- Steve Evets
- Lucy Jo Hudson
- Greg Cook
- Des Sharples
- Matthew McNulty
- John Henshaw
- 2009
- 2
- over 50
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Look Past Cantona
WOW this film is really really good ! Its such a shame so many people will give it a wide birth because it has an ex United player in it. If your not that shallow this is a MUST watch, it has soo much going on from laughing your head off to some shocking violence, its a real gritty humours film with a great ending. This is a true Brit classic movie which will leave you feeling really good about life !
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