Sixty Six

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In "Sixty Six," an attention-starved, sad-sack boy in 1966 Britain wants to have the biggest bar mitzvah ever. However, his family's business fails and England's chance to finally win the World Cup falls on his big day. So he sulks when he can't have his Super Sweet 13 bash and roots against the national team. Oy vey. Director Paul Weiland, on whose childhood experiences the film is based, may be [...] Vai alla recensione »

“Some boys don’t get picked in life,” sighs 12-year-old Bernie Rubens (Gregg Sulkin), a North London nebbish whose forthcoming bar mitzvah is his one opportunity to shine. But this is 1966, and Bernie’s elaborate plan for “the Jesus Christ of bar mitzvahs” is about to be overshadowed by one of the most ecstatic moments in Britain’s history: its unexpected triumph at the World Cup Final.