Bank of Dave's story is extremely formulaic and holds no surprises but it's still a really heartwarming fact based story that condemns greed and selfishness whilst celebrating a truly good person who just wanted to do the right thing and help his local community.
Joel Fry gives a great lead performance, he's always been good in supporting performances but it's nice to see him take centre stage for once. Rory Kinnear is the standout the film with a perfect accent and overall warmth that's so enjoyable more screen time is wanted regardless of how much he actually has.
Chris Foggin's direction is good, nothing particularly impressive but it's well shot and knows how to execute it's familiar beats in enjoyable fashion and a steady pace that doesn't overstay it's welcome with a satisfying conclusion.
Joel Fry gives a great lead performance, he's always been good in supporting performances but it's nice to see him take centre stage for once. Rory Kinnear is the standout the film with a perfect accent and overall warmth that's so enjoyable more screen time is wanted regardless of how much he actually has.
Chris Foggin's direction is good, nothing particularly impressive but it's well shot and knows how to execute it's familiar beats in enjoyable fashion and a steady pace that doesn't overstay it's welcome with a satisfying conclusion.