Vince has a vendetta from a gang of small kids. After he told one of them that he did not have a dad.
Errol meanwhile takes a leaf out of Gandhi's book by doing a good thing. Like cleaning the sticky stuff from the floor outside the lift. That is until the caretaker appears.
It is another slightly surreal outing which includes an appearance from Earl Cameron. It is just that the humour is a little bit hit and miss.
Vince has a noisy neighbour who has turned her flat into a noisy nightclub to make her ex jealous. Vince misses also the signs to befriend her. At least it would keep the noise down.
The best bit is one of the kids sounds like an adult who wants to go and see a Stanley Kubrick retrospective at the NFT.
Errol meanwhile takes a leaf out of Gandhi's book by doing a good thing. Like cleaning the sticky stuff from the floor outside the lift. That is until the caretaker appears.
It is another slightly surreal outing which includes an appearance from Earl Cameron. It is just that the humour is a little bit hit and miss.
Vince has a noisy neighbour who has turned her flat into a noisy nightclub to make her ex jealous. Vince misses also the signs to befriend her. At least it would keep the noise down.
The best bit is one of the kids sounds like an adult who wants to go and see a Stanley Kubrick retrospective at the NFT.
