Anthony Watson

Terence Davies' lyrical hymn to childhood focuses on his memories of growing up in a working-class, Catholic family in post-war Liverpool. Eleven-year-old Bud finds escape from the greyness of 50s Britain through trips to the cinema and in the warmth of family life. But as he gets older, the agonies of the adult world, the casual cruelty of bullying, the tyranny of school and the dread of religion begin to invade his life.

Coming from the most unlikely of rugby playing backgrounds these athletes share their experience rising through the ranks in rugby and how this sport that many of their peers have never heard of, has now become their livelihood.