And entertaining, stylistic and a truly neat journey to experience, is Val's kid not a superstar in the making or what? lol, totally cool, I can't wait to see him bloom with lots of great scripts. This was funny and interesting but not in your face rock n roll, that is what makes is so intriguing, it was able to reach its climacteric with a climax but seemingly anti-climactic which makes it more reflective and thoughtful as it hovers along a slow titillating meditation on storytelling.

Movie is ok but I would not classify it as comedy. In whole movie there was only one scene that was bit funny and that was it. It is mostly sad and sometimes even dark. With that being said, if you want to watch some drama movie, this one probably won't disappoint you.

"Len and Company" feels like a character study without much character. We get little bits of information here and there, but nothing very interesting. Rhys Ifans seems to be playing himself.

The story is something to do with a curmudgeonly music producer who lives alone when his son comes to visit. Soon after, the pop star he helped create also shows up, though I was never really sure as to why.

If you're interested in a "realistic" take on this situation, "Len and Company" may actually be up your alley. It feels naturalistic to the point of tedium. The actors all come across as very natural, and there is no attempt to give them distinct personalities. The direction is also really colourless. I got that the main character is supposed to be a closed-off genius of some description, but he just seemed like a jerk. I couldn't bring myself to care about any of this.