Good Vibrations, the latest film from Cherrybomb directors Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn, sets its scene in Belfast during the emergent wave of the punk rock scene.
Centering its story around the (living)legendary figure of Terri Hooley whose prominence and passion helped kickstart a generational wave of new music. The film has played very well at the Belfast and London film festivals last year and gets a UK release next Friday, the 29th of March and we’ve got an exclusive clip to share with you today.
The reviews praised the film’s lead, Richard Dormer, for his engaging turn as the mercurial Hooley and in this clip we have an excellent example of the warmth and hopeful nature of the man as he meets his future wife Ruth (Jodie Whittaker) for the first time. It’s a beautifully filmed introduction and should be enough to convince you to give this film a look.
Here’s your clip, and a couple of fine images from the film,
