All the Ordinary Angels

The story centers on a patriarch who forces his two sons, Lino and Rocco, into a fierce competition for the family ice cream business. Lino, the younger son, has always been overshadowed by Rocco, the older brother who will do anything to win the competition. The tension escalates as Lulu, a quirky quality control girl, creates a special recipe ice cream linked to her brother Joe's shady dealings. This leads to a deeper exploration of family dynamics and the consequences of ambition.

All the Ordinary Angels delves into the darker aspects of competition and the impact of illicit substance use on family relationships. As the brothers face off, the story poses questions about loyalty and the cost of winning. The film's unique premise and character-driven narrative provide an intriguing look at the lengths people will go to for success, making it a compelling addition for those interested in contemporary British cinema.