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Happy Hour

Rated NR · 95 minutes · 2015

Comedy

Three friends go on a trip to a cottage in Ireland to relive old glories and recover from recent troubles. - Synopsis courtesy of Tribune Media Service

Director: Franz Müller
Producer: Sonja Ewers, Steve Hudson, Jacqueline Kerrin and Dominic Wright
Cast: Mehdi Nebbou, Simon Licht, Alexander Hörbe, Susan Swanton, Christine Deady, Tom Murphy, Tanya Flynn, Daniela Lebang, Des Ronan and Barbara Schwarz

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