This English low budget film tells the light hearted tale of Ben Willis, an Art College student who gets a job to deal with his newly acquired insomnia. He has just suffered a relationship break-up and sinks into a mini world of depression and dream like statuses. It does this with a pinch of silly humour and nudity. When in his supermarket night shift job he realises he can pause time and add dreamy scenarios to the mix. He also befriends a wacky mix of slacker friends.
This is a surprisingly easy, charming Brit flick of cult worthy labelling. It is likable, different and subtle, being a piece of visual escapism for an average 20+ soul-searching male.
Michelle Ryan (of EastEnders fame) is the ex, and the title cash-back refers to the phrase cashiers ask when customers pay by card. The supermarket job is with Sainsbury's. Emilia Fox also co-stars (Silent Witness).
A modern Brit Clerks?
During time pausing Ben can ogle and draw naked women.
Nick Hancock, Keeley Hazell, also cameo.
This is a surprisingly easy, charming Brit flick of cult worthy labelling. It is likable, different and subtle, being a piece of visual escapism for an average 20+ soul-searching male.
Michelle Ryan (of EastEnders fame) is the ex, and the title cash-back refers to the phrase cashiers ask when customers pay by card. The supermarket job is with Sainsbury's. Emilia Fox also co-stars (Silent Witness).
A modern Brit Clerks?
During time pausing Ben can ogle and draw naked women.
Nick Hancock, Keeley Hazell, also cameo.