Identical twins and a 23-year-old lad with dwarfism head to Shrewsbury Fields Forever Festival, all blissfully unaware that their mums will be there too, watching everything.

Twenty-year-old identical twins Scott and Aaron live at home with mum Lorna in Luton. The boys will soon be leaving home for uni and mum's worried about what they'll get up to away from home - as she puts it, she's seen the morning after, but she's never seen the night before. The boys are heading to the festival with best friend Wasko and they've got just two things on their mind - booze and girls.

Also going to the festival is Josh from Watford, who lives with his mum Sarah. Josh has dwarfism and hires himself out on stag dos and also works as an actor. Sarah worries about the attention he receives on a night out and whether he's taking his health as seriously, so she wants to see for herself how he behaves when he's partying. Best friend Ali also has dwarfism and is coming to the festival with Josh.

Little do Josh and the twins know that their mums are coming to this festival too - and little do the mums realise what an eye-opening weekend they're in for, with fighting, a hospital admission, and a trip to the police station all on the cards.

And when the mums come clean and reveal they've been watching all along, will it make Josh and the twins rethink how they're living their lives? Show less