Sitting Ducks

Set against the backdrop of Winter 2002, Sitting Ducks explores the experiences of a group of Romany Gypsies who arrive in London seeking refuge from discrimination in their homeland. Their journey leads them into the home of a television executive, where their lives intertwine with the ambitions of a Tory politician. The film highlights the absurdities of societal perceptions and the chaotic situations that arise from their unexpected circumstances.

With a runtime of 93 minutes, the film features a cast that includes Gina Bellman, Mariella Frostrup, and Mel Churcher, showcasing the comedic elements of a serious topic. The screenplay navigates the complexities of identity and media representation through a humorous lens, making it a unique addition to the comedy genre of the early 2000s.