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.

Michael Booth once again showed us that he is one of the most visionary directors in Hollywood! The story is good as well.

Love this movie. The main character is such an awesome character.

Old-school Documentary goodness! Real good. It's got plot, visuals, soundtrack, performances.

This is the best movie I had watched until now. Some scenes are very fabulous and so amazing that I can't describe it.

This is the first movie I really enjoyed it. The story is pretty standard Documentary. Fine by me. It looks fabulous, some nice toys to enjoy. If you want some fun, nothing too deep, that looks good!

Enjoyable story and well acted

Excellent Atmospheric Short! I was satisfied with the movie and would recommend it to all!

OMG!!! This movie cannot be simply described in words. Go see this movie guys. Your mind will be blown. I've already seen this movie and looking forward to see it again.

Not for the uneducated viewer. the cast is beautiful! Chris Finch does a very good job making us love his. May Daley was a character i loved and surprised me how well he acted in his role.

This was a great movie. Michael Booth is back to doing what he does best: making AWESOME films.

I loved it. Chris Finch is great in this movie and definitely worth watching.