Chicken
Typical. You wait ages for a gentle comedy about an unlikely drug dealer and then two come along at the same time. No sooner has Rosie Jones’ C4 sitcom Pushers bedded in than Chicken Town is released, an engagingly quirky tale of dopey folk set on the fringes of Norfolk. Which is apt, because the characters here have norfolking idea how to be dealers.
British comedy CHICKEN TOWN will be released in UK cinemas on 27 June. Directed by Richard Bracewell (Bill, The Gigolos), the film stars Graham Fellows (It’s Nice Up North) with young rising stars Ethaniel Davy, Amelie Davies, Ramy Ben Fredj, Hugo Carter, Everett Gaskin, and cameos from comedians Laurence Rickard (Horrible Histories, Ghosts) and Alistair Green (Ted Lasso, Flowers).
British comedy Chicken Town will be released theatrically this summer following its sneak peak in the BFI Works in Progress showcase at London Film Festival.
Chicken Town tells the story of two schoolfriends (Ethaniel Davy and Amelie Davies) who join forces with a green-fingered grandad (Graham Fellows, aka John Shuttleworth) to fence a shed of weed that the old man has accidentally grown on his allotment.
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