The Boys Are Back
Alternate/Foreign Title: The Boys Are Back in Town [Working title]DVD Released (Y/M/D): 2010-01-26
Genre: Drama
Director: Scott Hicks
Stars: Clive Owen, Laura Fraser, Nicholas Macanulty, Julia Blake, George MacKay, Emma Booth, Natasha Little, Emma Lung, Erik Thomson, Adam Morgan
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Synopsis: Inspired by a true story, THE BOYS ARE BACK is a deeply moving, wryly confessional tale of fatherhood, that intimately evokes both the fragility and wonders of family life. It follows a witty, wisecracking, action-oriented sportswriter (Academy AwardŽ nominee and Golden GlobeŽ winner CLIVE OWEN) who, in the wake of his wife's tragic death, finds himself in a sudden, stultifying state of single parenthood. With turbulent emotions swirling just below the surface, Joe Warr throws himself into the only child-rearing philosophy he thinks has a shot at bringing joy back into their lives: "just say yes."
Raising two boys - a curious six year-old (NICHOLAS MCANULTY) and a rebel teen (GEORGE MACKAY) from a previous marriage -- in a household devoid of feminine influence, and with an unabashed lack of rules, life becomes exuberant, instinctual, reckless . . . and on the constant verge of disaster.
United by unspoken love, conflicted by fierce feelings and in search of a road forward, the three multi-generational boys of the Warr household, father and sons alike, must each find their own way, however tenuous, to grow up.
Their story is not just about the transforming power of a family crisis -- but the unavoidable grace of everyday life and love that gets them through. Source: Miramax
Raising two boys - a curious six year-old (NICHOLAS MCANULTY) and a rebel teen (GEORGE MACKAY) from a previous marriage -- in a household devoid of feminine influence, and with an unabashed lack of rules, life becomes exuberant, instinctual, reckless . . . and on the constant verge of disaster.
United by unspoken love, conflicted by fierce feelings and in search of a road forward, the three multi-generational boys of the Warr household, father and sons alike, must each find their own way, however tenuous, to grow up.
Their story is not just about the transforming power of a family crisis -- but the unavoidable grace of everyday life and love that gets them through. Source: Miramax
