Awaydays is an overwrought coming-of-age drama that romanticizes the violence of 1970s street culture in Liverpool and neglects the requisites of a good script. Read critic reviews
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In England, 19-year-old Paul Carty (Nicky Bell) is bored with middle-class life. After his mother dies, Carty gets his friend Elvis (Liam Boyle), to induct him into The Pack, a group of soccer hooligans. Obsessed with The Pack and hanging out with the group's leader, Godden (Stephen Graham), Carty ignores his sister (Holly Grainger) and becomes immersed in a world of sex, drugs and music -- until someone ends up dead, and his relationship with Elvis gets a bit more complicated.
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Pat Holden
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Producer: David A. Hughes
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Writer: Kevin Sampson
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Production Co: Red Union Films, Away Days Films
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