Entertaining and heart-warming, the film portrays the life and times of two ordinary people living through extraordinary events and immense social change. Ethel and Ernest meet in 1928, fall in love, marry, settle in the quiet London suburb of Wimbledon Park and raise a son. The film spans their lives through the Depression, war, post-war austerity and the swinging 60s. Portraying plain people speaking plain words, the film stays true to Raymond Briggs’ intimate, engaging and affectionate tribute to his parents. (http://www.bbc.co.uk/corporate2/mediacentre/latestnews/2015/full-voice-cast-announced-for-lupus-films)
