Alim is a young gay man, born in Kenya and raised in Toronto, Canada. He moved to London to get away from his conservative Muslim upbringing. When his widowed mother, Nuru, announces an unplanned visit that involves staying with him, it creates hardship in the relationship with his boyfriend Giles because they must pretend to be only flatmates, and forces Alim to deal with coming out to his mother. Meanwhile, Alim has an imaginary friend who appears as Cary Grant, and gives Alim advice when he is in trouble; unfortunately, the advice often seems to result in more trouble.
MPAA Rating: | R |
Genre: | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
Country: | Canada, United Kingdom |
Produced By: | Sara Hamill, Charlotte Mickie, Martin Pope, Jennifer Kawaja, Brent Barclay, Lena Cordina, Andrea Glinski, Julia Sereny |
Directed By: | Ian Iqbal Rashid |
Written By: | Ian Iqbal Rashid, Ken Chubb |
Cast: | Kris Holden-Ried, Veena Sood, Sam Moses, Linda Thorson, Suleka Mathew, Dean McDermott, Barna Moricz, Andrew Gillies, Kyle MacLachlan, Liisa Repo-Martell, Brian George, Niki Sabet, Jimi Mistry, Malika Mendez, Sanjay Talwar, Quancetia Hamilton, Raoul Bhaneja, Les Porter |
In Theaters: | Jul 16, 2004 |
Runtime: | 1 hour 31 minutes |
Production: | Martin Pope Productions, Sienna Films |
Box Office: | $564,535 |
Read More On: | Wikipedia |