I Live With Me Dad

The film follows Sid McCall, played by Peter Hehir, a man struggling with vagrancy and alcoholism. His young son Christopher, portrayed by Haydon Samuels, lives with him in what child welfare workers deem inappropriate conditions. Despite their concerns, Christopher defends his situation with the simple statement, "I live with me dad!" This comedic narrative provides a unique perspective on parental relationships and societal perceptions.

Released in the mid-1980s, I Live With Me Dad offers a blend of humor and social commentary that resonates with fans of the comedy genre. Collectors may appreciate the film's vintage appeal and the performances of its notable cast, including Rebecca Gibney and Val Lehman. The film is available on VHS, making it a distinctive item for those interested in physical media from this era.