Hunky Dory

About This Movie

Hunky Dory, directed by Marc Evans, is a quirky slice of life that captures the essence of a sun-soaked 1976 summer. The film centers on Vivienne, a passionate drama teacher navigating the challenges of teenage indifference while trying to stage Shakespeare's The Tempest. The blend of comedy and music is refreshing, punctuated by a soundtrack that breathes life into the narrative. The performances are lively, particularly from the young cast, who embody the carefree yet tumultuous spirit of adolescence. There's a certain charm in its practical effects, capturing the era's vibe without overdoing it, and the pacing flows well, keeping you engaged without feeling rushed. It’s a nostalgic trip, filled with warmth and humor, making it distinct in its exploration of creativity against the backdrop of youthful rebellion.

Set in the summer of 1976, a true period piece. · Features a mix of classic rock and original music. · Reflects on the challenges of teaching and creativity.