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Ali & Ava

Romance blossoms when Ali and Ava connect through Sofia, the child of Ali's tenants whom Ava teaches. Ali finds solace in Ava's warmth and kindness, while Ava is drawn to Ali's complexity and sharp humor. As their emotional bond deepens, they must navigate how to keep their newfound passion from being eclipsed by the pressures and histories of their separate lives.

Director(s)

Malinda Kaua

Tony Aherne

Harvey Thornton

Tamsin Spivey

Tracy O'Riordan

Maya Maffioli

Clio Barnard

Cast & Crew

Claire Rushbrook

Claire Rushbrook

Ava

Ellora Torchia

Ellora Torchia

Runa

Adeel Akhtar

Adeel Akhtar

Ali

Tamsin Spivey

Tamsin Spivey

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Vinny Dhillon

Vinny Dhillon

Jameela

Clio Barnard

Clio Barnard

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Natalie Gavin

Natalie Gavin

Dawn

Krupa Pattani

Krupa Pattani

Usma

Tony Aherne

Tony Aherne

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Macy Shackleton

Macy Shackleton

Venice

Shaun Thomas

Shaun Thomas

Callum

Mona Goodwin

Mona Goodwin

Michelle

Tasha Connor

Tasha Connor

Karen

Ariana Bodorova

Ariana Bodorova

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Sarlota Nagyova

Sarlota Nagyova

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Sienna Afsar

Sienna Afsar

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Uzair Ali

Uzair Ali

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Abid Yaqoob

Abid Yaqoob

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Rashid Hussain

Rashid Hussain

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Kamal Kaan

Kamal Kaan

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Malinda Kaua

Malinda Kaua

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Harvey Thornton

Harvey Thornton

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Tracy O'Riordan

Tracy O'Riordan

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Maya Maffioli

Maya Maffioli

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Details

GenresDrama, Romance
Runtime1h 35 mins
Released on02 Mar 2022
Languageen
Produced InUnited Kingdom
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Reviews

CinemaSerf

6/10

"Ava" (Claire Rushbrook) works as a teaching assistant who has brought up her children following a rather brutal marriage. One afternoon in the tipping rain, she is offered a lift by "Ali" (Adeel Akhtar) who winds her up about her tastes in music (folk and country) and generally makes her smile. The film now takes a slightly predictable path, as she must deal with resistance from her headstrong son "Callum" (Shaun Thomas) whilst he with his estranged wife "Runa" (Ellora Torchia) who has recently had a miscarriage and found love elsewhere. When it is just the two in the title together, there is chemistry and humour and the film moves along engagingly. Otherwise, though, the story is just way too contrived, and once the writing is on the wall for the narrative, the sentiment takes just a little too prominent a role and the film simply runs out of steam.

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