The Pebble and the Boy

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A good coming of age film . Very believable characters , good story line ,great soundtrack and lots of mirrors on scooters .

Keeping the Mod culture alive for the next generation Fun filled, a nostalgic lovely film for the whole family.

Not a Mod and went not knowing what to expect however this film didn't disappoint! Good soundtrack, fantastic acting. The Pebble and the Boy had sentiment and humour and is a great watch!

Really enjoyed this film a pleasure to watch and memories come flooding back! 👏👏👏👏

I enjoyed watching this film, I found it funny and enjoyed the subject matter as I love all things mod and love the Jam and Paul Weller. I would have liked more music tracks to be played throughout the film, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend if you are a mod fan.

I thoroughly enjoyed this film, superb casting, a mixture of humour, emotion, nostalgia and twist & turns to keep you transfixed! The music is great, one of those films you would watch twice! Well done to the writer, cast & crew!!

This film was worth the wait, really liked the young characters in the film. Ticks all the mod movie boxes so mods will love it. Its storyline is good so it's a film which will be enjoyable for anyone who can relate to ever being a teenager too.

A superb, honest and well put together small budget film which punches heavily above its financial weight. The thing I like most about the film is its use of the mod culture is used to 'dress' the story of the film. Its done with just the right amount of respect and honesty, not over the top at all. Its perhaps a testament to the strength of the script and the performances of the actors that this happens. I think anyone involved in mod culture and scootering will love this film but more so it's just a superb feel good road movie story of a young man, as he's grows up through learning about his fathers past and the characters he encounters along the way. Some great photography, a really thoughout storyline with some genuinely moving and at times very funny parts send this film on its way into your heart.

The "pebble" acted the "boy" (and the rest of the cast) off the screen. Poorly acted, sloppy narrative, nothing to recommend this film.