Trouble in Store

About This Movie

So, 'Trouble in Store' is one of those delightful comedies that captures the hustle and bustle of post-war London through the lens of a department store. You’ve got Norman, played with charming ineptitude, who’s stuck in the stock room dreaming of bigger things—like window dressing and romance. The film is really about ambition and the everyday struggles of finding one's place, all wrapped up in light-hearted antics. The pacing feels quite relaxed yet engaging enough to keep your interest, thanks to some lively performances. The practical effects in those window displays are simple but quite effective for the time, giving that quaint feel. There’s a warm atmosphere to it, as it explores both aspiration and love in a bustling retail environment.

Features a whimsical portrayal of 1950s London. · Strong performances, especially from the lead, help carry the film. · Captures the essence of retail life with a comedic twist.