
From the creators of Fisherman’s Friends, Mother’s Pride is a heartfelt comedy about a failing pub, a divided community, and a family desperately trying to hold itself together.
The film follows Cal Harley played by Jonno Davies, a washed-up musician haunted by his past success. Returning to his hometown, he faces a family still grieving his mother’s death, and their beloved pub on the brink of closure.
To make matters worse, Cal’s old rival, Edward Pritchard runs a bustling pub across the street, and is in a relationship with Cal’s first love, Abi.
Determined to right his wrongs, Cal rediscovers the long-forgotten family ritual of brewing beer, alongside his brother Jake played by James Buckley, from The Inbetweeners, gradually regaining his confidence - and his voice.
Cal sets out to challenge Pritchard in the prestigious CAMRA - Campaign for Real Ale awards, all while trying to win back Abi with his heartfelt songs written just for her.
As melodies mingle with hops, can Cal mend his broken family ties, reclaim his lost love, and rediscover himself?
With Martin Clunes and Mark Addy filling out the cast, Mother’s Pride is a quintessentially British underdog story that’s warm, funny and full of heart.
Wednesday 4 November, 7:15pm to 8:55pm
Restrictions: All Ages
Buy Tickets »Century Theatre, Napier, Hawke's Bay / Gisborne
9 Herschell Street, Napier, Hawke's Bay / Gisborne
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