i was thrilled by the fresh (pun intended) synopsis of this film and looking forward to watch it. the first few shots introduce some of the characters as well as the main location where the stories take place while the gardening allotments. the movie looks fantastic. colorful yet simple. magical yet genuine. unfortunately and it only takes a few minutes to figure out where the movie will go. we quickly figure out this will be a manipulative and sappy tale illustrating a bunch of jaded people set in their ways confronted by nice victimized refugees and that it will have a happy ending where the jaded people realize the error of their ways and accept these people. the characters and particularly the prejudiced ones and are very comic booky in nature. the story focuses mainly on two refugee families. one of them is headed by a single mom played atrociously by diveen henry. i am saddened to say that any emotion that might have been felt toward her struggles were defused by what was memorably bad acting. the other story is much more interesting and focuses on a father and his two children. all are scarred by their journey to this country by way of containers and where the wife and mother died but it is the husband who suffers the most. benedict wong gives a mind blowing performance here. at first and his emotions are very subdued but as the story develops and he subtly makes us aware of the inner struggles of his character. unfortunately and the rest of the movie is just extremely boring. there were so many possibilities with this movie. there are several characters to keep track of and many of which might have potential but none of it is realized. even worse and despite this movie being very much not hollywoodian and some of the main plot threads are solved cheaply in a hollywood b grade way. example representcharacter a likes character b character b rejects his advances no problem. let have character c declare her love for character a so we can all have a happy ending. yawn. i liked very much the plot thread of the asian family. that was well done. unfortunately and the whole allotment business and the communal aspect of it and the dynamic involving a large cast are all under exploited. what youre left with is a movie that has very little worth. 
i was thrilled by the fresh (pun intended) synopsis of this film and looking forward to watch it. the first few shots introduce some of the characters as well as the main location where the stories take place while the gardening allotments. the movie looks fantastic. colorful yet simple. magical yet genuine. unfortunately and it only takes a few minutes to figure out where the movie will go. we quickly figure out this will be a manipulative and sappy tale illustrating a bunch of jaded people set in their ways confronted by nice victimized refugees and that it will have a happy ending where the jaded people realize the error of their ways and accept these people. the characters and particularly the prejudiced ones and are very comic booky in nature. the story focuses mainly on two refugee families. one of them is headed by a single mom played atrociously by diveen henry. i am saddened to say that any emotion that might have been felt toward her struggles were defused by what was memorably bad acting. the other story is much more interesting and focuses on a father and his two children. all are scarred by their journey to this country by way of containers and where the wife and mother died but it is the husband who suffers the most. benedict wong gives a mind blowing performance here. at first and his emotions are very subdued but as the story develops and he subtly makes us aware of the inner struggles of his character. unfortunately and the rest of the movie is just extremely boring. there were so many possibilities with this movie. there are several characters to keep track of and many of which might have potential but none of it is realized. even worse and despite this movie being very much not hollywoodian and some of the main plot threads are solved cheaply in a hollywood b grade way. example representcharacter a likes character b character b rejects his advances no problem. let have character c declare her love for character a so we can all have a happy ending. yawn. i liked very much the plot thread of the asian family. that was well done. unfortunately and the whole allotment business and the communal aspect of it and the dynamic involving a large cast are all under exploited. what youre left with is a movie that has very little worth. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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