British comedy co-written and co-directed by Lee and Wayne Lennox. The film follows stoner Jack (Jonathan Readwin) as he travels to Amsterdam in search of his father Mick (Sean Power). With little information to go on, he finds him running a struggling coffee shop which is losing all of its business to the rival across the street. But Jack thinks he may have found a way to improve his fortunes when a mysterious homeless man presents him with a magic seed that turns into a gigantic marijuana plant...

Rowan Joffe writes and directs this adaptation of Graham Greene's novel. Updating the story from its original 1930s setting to the mid-1960s world of mods and rockers, the film stars Sam Riley as Pinkie Brown, a teenage gangster who seduces and marries young waitress Rose (Andrea Riseborough) after she stumbles upon evidence of a revenge killing carried out by him and his gang. Helen Mirren, John Hurt and Pete Postlethwaite co-star.