In cinemas from: may 23 2008

Noah Arkwright (Peter Howitt) is fuelled by sex, drugs and alcohol. Lots of alcohol. As the enfant terrible of the British film industry, these things are never in short supply and his talent in only matched by his voracious appetite for excess. His best mate Ray (Sean Pertwee) has managed to kick the alcohol after an unsavoury incident with a squid in Greece, but still Noah isn’t made to stop and think until a chance encounter with the enigmatic Kirstin (Rachel Stirling). Waking up with a hangover in her son’s bed the morning after a night he can’t recall, Noah finally has his eyes opened when Kirstin reveals she is a reformed alcoholic herself. That and a sobering warning from a doctor about his long-term health force Noah to give in to a stint in rehab.

True to form, Noah turns up at the rehab clinic drunk and aggressive. A surreal, clowning orderly greets him before Noah regales the warden with a story that encapsulates his problems – being convicted for dangerous parking in the middle of a motorway whilst out of his head on drugs and alcohol. Joking aside, however, Noah is going to find rehab tough…

Fast-forward four months, and Noah is just about clean. On his final night in rehab, he is visited by the ghost of his dead mother (Dervla Kirwan), who died in childbirth. Noah makes peace with the mother he never knew, and she promises that she is watching over him and will send a guardian angel to him if she cannot come to his aid ...





Dangerous Parking
Release Date: May 23 2008
Cert: 18
Running Time: 108 minutes
Site: www.dangerousparking.co.uk

MyVillage, 02nd May