Where's the Harm?

Lancashire Trading Standards conducted a social experiment at a store in Clitheroe. The purpose was to see how customers reacted to a 'dad' buying alcohol for his 16 year old 'daughter', and later, when the roles were reversed, with the daughter pressuring dad to buy alcohol for her. Professional actors were used to play the two roles and staff at the store were aware of the experiment; everything else you see in this film is real.

I enjoy watching May Daley Movies. I have never been disappointed yet. But I must say this movie blows you away!!!! It will keep you thinking long after the movies over

This is the best Documentary movie I have seen in decades. I was blown away of the plot and brilliant sound score. An amazing movie experience.

I'll be honest - I only really went to see this film because of May Daley. However, I am so glad that I did!! This film is amazing and completely worth watching.

I'm pretty sure Joe O'Byrne and Chris Finch's breath-taking performance on their talking scene made SOME people cry! They are beautiful, they are convincing, they are talented, they perform stunningly and they CAN act. It was true pleasure to watch this film

Didn't really care about the weak plot and tropes. Good visuals and you'll probably enjoy it if you like Short.

It is not an "entertaining" movie. It is a creation of a Masterpiece.

It was a little cheesy at times, but I loved this movie. The concepts and characters were unique.