Film critic Nick Duncalf reviews hard-hitting British drama Catch Me Daddy for 60sec Movies. A teenage girl on the run from her family must flee with her boyfriend when her father hires a group of thugs to track her down.

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Catch Me Daddy Cast:

Sameena Jabeen Ahmed ... LailaConnor McCarron ...
Aaron
Gary Lewis ... Tony
Barry Nunney ... Barry
Adrian Hussain ... Bilal
Anwar Hussain ... Junaid
Ali Ahmad ... Zaheer
Shoby Kaman ... Shoby
Wasim Zakir ... Tariq

Catch Me Daddy Full Review Transcript:

I've got to be honest, a film like Catch Me Daddy can be quite a difficult sell - I'm not sure whether I would have chosen to watch it but I'm glad I did because it was powerful and gripping and it seems frighteningly topical as well because it's about what's laughingly known as an honour crime it's about a young teenage Pakistani girl has run away from home to live with her white boyfriend they live what's quite frankly quite a depressing existence in a caravan in a bleak location crappy jobs cheap drugs to get them by but they seem to have eked out some kind of happiness and it's a heartbreaking central performance from Sabeena Ahmed so her father has sent a couple of groups of guys to track her down and bring her back a pair of thuggish white guys and a group of second-generation Pakistanis headed up by one particular guy played by Anwar Hussain who has the nastiest face I've seen in a long time. You know that bad things are coming and when they do arrive it becomes like a chase movie with these thriller elements it's absolutely heartbreaking tense, it'll have you gripping your seat but as I say it feels topical and relevant and powerful.

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