La Cha Cha

From the get go this film does not disappoint. Once again Kevin Allen captures that unique quirky Welsh humour that made Twin Town such a success. The lead actors Liam Hourican (Salti)and Ruby Serkis (Libby) light up the screen in a fast moving tale of love in the lockdown. Set on a caravan park inhabited by a bunch of life loving crazy geriatrics there are some great memorable scenes that make you laugh but also question the way we treat the elderly in this country.

Already given a call to Libby to book my pitch at the Cha Cha!!

Best thing to come out of wales since laverbread and welsh cakes.

Funny from star to finish.

WELL WORTH A WATCH. DAI IAWN.

Loved twin town but didn't know what to make of this movie for the first half hour. Then suddenly it grew on me like a fungus and I found myself really enjoying it and thinking about it for days after. Would of liked the two leads to have been welsh though ( even though they did a great job)

Brilliant film with a great cast and crew. Nice to see some of the Twin Town cast back. Kevin Allen has done a brilliant job! Can't wait to see it again.

I've waited years to see this. Due to legal reasons, it wasn't allowed to be a direct sequel, but instead we have a 'companion piece'.

If you liked Twin Town, you'll love this - it's a nice little treat. It's got some cracking characters and some great set pieces. It's a great contribution to Welsh culture. I'm quite sure it will be a big winner at this years Welsh Baftas... I'd even expect it to cross-over and be considered for a British BAFTA. NB - the 'Salty Knickers' song is a catchy ear-worm!

Llongyfyrchiada!