16 Years of Alcohol
2003, Drama, 1h 37m
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Movie Info
Frankie (Kevin McKidd) looks back on his wasted life as he is beaten senseless by a group of thugs in an alleyway. As a child, Frankie lived under the influence of his drunken, philandering father. As a teenager, he fell in with a gang of skinheads who unleashed their pent-up rage across the city of Edinburgh, Scotland. As an adult, however, he seeks help and becomes involved with two women -- an art student (Laura Fraser) and a fellow addict (Susan Lynch) -- who may prove to be his salvation.
Cast & Crew
Kevin McKidd
Frankie
Frankie
Laura Fraser
Helen
Helen
Susan Lynch
Mary
Mary
Stuart Sinclair Blyth
Miller
Miller
Jim Carter
Director
Director
Ewen Bremner
Jake
Jake
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Audience Reviews for 16 Years of Alcohol
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May 24, 2006[font=Century Gothic]Portentously narrated, "16 Years of Alcohol" is a thinly plotted movie about Frankie(Kevin McKidd), a young man who is part of a gang of four thugs who spend most of their waking hours roaming the streets and bars. Frankie is a one-dimensional character whose single distinctive quality is his explosive anger but no particular cause is ever given for this.(He grew up in a dysfunctional home but the situation was not abusive.) No political or socio-economic factors are even mentioned. In the end, this movie just seems like an inferior knock-off of "A Clockwork Orange" which it references via a movie poster.[/font]
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