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Completing the comedy where the last season stops that follows the life story of a small British family lives in Dorking, whose life turns upside down, when they find a Syrian refugee in their car's boot, after returning from a holiday in France, as they have to find a solution for that guy. In this new season, Sami accepts the invitation of his friend to join Dorking Marmalade Festival.
Completing the comedy where the last season stops that follows the life story of a small British family lives in Dorking, whose life turns upside down, when they find a Syrian refugee in their car's boot, after returning from a holiday in France, as they have to find a solution for that guy. In this new season, Sami accepts the invitation of his friend to join Dorking Marmalade Festival.
Actors:
Robin Morrissey,
Omar Osman,
Isabella Pappas,
Phill Langhorne,
Youssef Kerkour,
Jurell Carter,
Tania Mathurin,
Janette Sharpe,
Farshid Rokey,
Neil DSouza,
Syrus Lowe,
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Robin Morrissey
Omar Osman
Isabella Pappas
Phill Langhorne
Youssef Kerkour
9 June 1978
Jurell Carter
Tania Mathurin
Janette Sharpe
Farshid Rokey
Neil DSouza
Syrus Lowe
Director:
David Sant
Country:
United Kingdom
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February 10, 2020
Bad comedy on telly is hardly unusual, but it's rare to see something so dreadful it's actually nauseating. The speeches about Britain's asylum laws, not to mention gay rights in Nigeria, came almost as a relief.
February 10, 2020
It was a reminder of Rufus Jones's creativity in taking the refugee crisis and turning it into a sitcom. Tasteless as that sounds, it really isn't. Humour has proved a fine way to humanise the plight of the refugee while also satirising it.