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This play of folie à deux owes a small debt to My Summer of Love, being the story of dual teenagers Nicole (Kerrie Hayes) and Jasmine (Nichola Burley) who down payment over a common mania in a immature Liverpool footballer (Jamie Doyle).
Leigh Campbells screenplay delves in to a flighty reduction of envy, fantasy and hardly accepted yearning as the girls proceed to petiole the intent of their desire, fixture on the footballer as a equates to of shun from the wretchedness of a damaged home. The explanation on Wag enlightenment and the desensitising vulgarity is darkly outlined, and the dual leads suggest a credible description of lives emptied of any aspiration over the booty of celebrity. The melodrama of the last half-hour is less persuasive, and the dignified prophesy is lopsided by revelations of the footballers unworthy amicable hold up certainly not as intolerable to his dual idolaters as the movie implies.
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