Gone Too Far

2013
1h 28m

IMDb RATING

5.7/10

434

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Comedy Drama

GONE TOO FAR follows two estranged teenage brothers over the course of a single day as they meet for the first time, and struggle to accept each other for who they are. Yemi can't wait for h... Read allGONE TOO FAR follows two estranged teenage brothers over the course of a single day as they meet for the first time, and struggle to accept each other for who they are. Yemi can't wait for his big brother to join him on the estate in Peckham - but when Ikudayisi arrives from Nige... Read allGONE TOO FAR follows two estranged teenage brothers over the course of a single day as they meet for the first time, and struggle to accept each other for who they are. Yemi can't wait for his big brother to join him on the estate in Peckham - but when Ikudayisi arrives from Nigeria wearing socks and sandals Yemi questions both his judgement and his African heritage. ... Read all

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IMDb RATING

5.7/10

434

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

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Mr. Patel and Yemi both appear in an episode of Doctor Who (S4E11 and S9E12 respectively), as well as Razer who is a full time companion from series 11.

Soundtracks
Where's He From
Performed by: Hi Res & Miller Rowe
Produced by: B*Rych and Reuben Niyer
Writers: Rich Akpojaro, R. Niyero Akpojaro, Kevin Garry
Recorded at: Tripleseven Music Studios
Mixed by: B*Rych
Stern Mix by: Ross 'Dights' Parkin at Dights Studio
© 2012 Tripleseven Music

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10/10

Brothers of the same parents coping with different cultural backgrounds

A hilarious film which covers a lot of ground. I wish all my African friends in Africa who desperately want to come and live in the UK could see it, they would get a taste of real life in London. An educational film revealing how cultures are created, established and warped. Lots of action, romance and slapstick. It deserves to be shown in film festivals, such as the Zanzibar film festival and others throughout Africa and the rest of the world. The storyline is set in Peckham, London. The issues are complex and relevant. The period of time covers one day. The storyline is believable and coherent. The viewer gets to learn about cultural, racial and historical differences.