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15/01/2004

BBC Four - Sweet Sixteen

Gritty social drama. A Greenock teenager tries to raise cash to buy a new home.

Gritty social-realist drama. Desiring normal family life once his mother gets out of prison, Greenock teenager Liam (Martin Compston) devises a plan to buy a new home for them.

Gritty social-realist drama. Determined to have a normal family life once his mother gets out of prison, Greenock teenager Liam devises a plan to raise enough money to buy a new home for himself and his mother.

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