It seems like this one didn't get a big audience. Well they missed out. This a fine little drama. Rhys Ifans steals the show as the grumpy and eccentric has been rock star but it also has a strong supporting cast with Juno Temple, Jack Kilmer and Keir Gilchrist. It is a movie about parents and children. Particularly fathers and sons and how the parents screw up the ones their are suppose to love unconditionally. Good performances, nice set pieces and a good story make for heartfelt movie.

And entertaining, stylistic and a truly neat journey to experience, is Val's kid not a superstar in the making or what? lol, totally cool, I can't wait to see him bloom with lots of great scripts. This was funny and interesting but not in your face rock n roll, that is what makes is so intriguing, it was able to reach its climacteric with a climax but seemingly anti-climactic which makes it more reflective and thoughtful as it hovers along a slow titillating meditation on storytelling.