The movie says it's based on a true story but just right until the end when we see it is actually a true story :D :D
The story itself is inspirational and purposeful .. the script was a synchronized balance between comedy, drama and bit of romance ... Aschlin Ditta is pone brilliant talent and it just took ma back ages when i knew he was one of the writers on "The Catherine Tate Show" ... wow .. been long time...
final thought ... the movie is a really good movie with a good story and a lot of fun .. Recommended.
Swimming with Men (2018) 720p YIFY Movie
Swimming with Men (2018)
Swimming with Men is a movie starring Charlotte Riley, Rupert Graves, and Jim Carter. A man who is suffering a mid-life crisis finds new meaning in his life as part of an all-male, middle-aged, amateur synchronised swimming team.
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The Synopsis for Swimming with Men (2018) 720p
A man who is suffering a mid-life crisis finds new meaning in his life as part of an all-male, middle-aged, amateur synchronised swimming team.
The Director and Players for Swimming with Men (2018) 720p
[Director]Oliver Parker
[Role:]Nathaniel Parker
[Role:]Charlotte Riley
[Role:]Jim Carter
[Role:]Rupert Graves
The Reviews for Swimming with Men (2018) 720p
So enjoyable its actually real ..Reviewed byAktham TashtushVote: 7/10
Just watched Swimming with Men in Germany ahead of its UK release next month. Lots of laughs, good clean fun, but with an excellent message about team work and mateship. Don't let the title put you off- this is a great little gem of a film.
'Swimming With Men (2018)' isn't really all that funny and makes a number of missteps, mostly relating to the validity of its central 'struggle' and its overall resolution regarding everything other than its eponymous activity. These issues add to a general sense of banality, that is in itself only really reduced by the initial 'uniqueness' of the central conceit - one that soon becomes a very standard 'home away from home', self-discovery sort of scenario. There's also overall likability that makes even the most uninspired of moments seem somewhat worthy of watching (if only to give them the benefit of the doubt). The movie is never bad but it is never particularly good either, finding its footing as a suitably floaty and often pleasingly pleasant picture that fails to really drag you into the depths it simply doesn't have. It manages to usually be fairly enjoyable while it gives you glimpses of something just under the surface, though, something that adds this slight air of authenticity to its mostly realistic characters and mid-life crisis narrative. It's one that is pretty sad, almost dark, at its heart and ostensibly only uplifting because films of this kind essentially have to be (almost to the detriment of believability, in this case). However, I didn't expect much more and so I wasn't disappointed. 5/10
