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Tea & Sangria (2015)

Jilted in Madrid, a bewildered Englishman must learn to live and love again - the Spanish way.

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Astrid S 22 Mar 2016

Charming, heart-warming and funny. Greatly entertaining on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

Wendy Ide 23 Apr 2015

Any chance that this flabby, pallid tale had of connecting with an audience was sunk the moment that writer and director Peter Domankiewicz cast himself as bewildered Brit David.

Marcus M 20 Apr 2015

Lovely indie British flick that had me laughing out loud.

Cath Clarke 19 Apr 2015

Domankiewicz is doing a Simon Pegg here, playing a hopeless bloke with knobbly knees and man sandals. And yet somehow he is human Viagra to the women of Spain.

David Edwards 23 Apr 2015

It's a gentle and warm-hearted film, and its biggest strength is its pithy examination of how us Brits are regarded by our European cousins.