If you're going to make fun of awkward chavs, even with the best will in the world, you have to avoid simply laughing at them.

From the seemingly helpless geriatric who gets up to push his own wheelchair to the genial brother who constantly mimics movie stars, however, Taika Cohen's film seems nothing so much as Little Britain Down Under.

The film wants to be your cuddly, quirky friend, and makes you feel bad for not returning the affection.

This is a sweet, offbeat, and oddly credible look at youngish love.