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Lad: A Yorkshire Story

2013 · Movie · 96 min

6.8(16)unSUB Rating

Drama

After losing a parent, a teenage boy in the Yorkshire Dales struggles with grief and pressure at home. A growing bond with a local park ranger helps him find purpose, resilience, and a path toward healing amid the region’s rugged beauty.

Also known as Lad: A Short Film

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Details
Years
2013
Release date
2012-05-01
Language
English
Runtime
96 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
6.9/10 (16 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a grounded, uplifting countryside drama about loss and second chances, with a gentle pace and big heart; Not for you if you dislike familiar setups or want constant intensity like Lean on Pete.

Pros: heartfelt, hopeful story; beautiful Yorkshire landscapes; warm, authentic tone | Cons: familiar drama beats; uneven performances; slow, gentle pace

Themes

  • loss of loved one
  • death of father
  • coming of age
  • yorkshire
  • troubled youth
  • teenage protagonist
  • swear
  • coping with death
  • dealing with loss

Cast & crew

  • Bretten Lord

    Bretten Lord

    as Tom Proctor

  • Nancy Clarkson

    Nancy Clarkson

    as Sarah Proctor

  • Liam Thomas

    Liam Thomas

    as David Proctor

  • Robert Hayes

    Robert Hayes

    as Nick Proctor

  • Alan Gibson

    Alan Gibson

    as Al Thorpe

  • Molly McGlynn

    Molly McGlynn

    as Lucy Shean

  • OE

    Oliver Exley

    as Sean Ackerthwaite

  • NF

    Nick Fawcett

    as Farmer Blight

  • MD

    Mario Demetriou

    as PC Stephen Baxter

  • JT

    Josephine Timmins

    as WPC Eccles

Directed by Dan Hartley