
The Old Oak
It's not where you're from, it's what you bring.
A pub landlord in a previously thriving mining community struggles to hold onto his pub. Meanwhile, tensions rise in the town when Syrian refugees are placed in the empty houses in the community.
- 7.2
- 2023
- Released
- 1h 53m

Dave Turner
TJ Ballantyne
Ebla Mari
Yara
Claire Rodgerson
Laura
Trevor Fox
Charlie
Chris McGlade
Vic
Col Tait
Eddy
Jordan Louis
Gary
Chrissie Robinson
Erica
Chris Gotts
Jaffa Cake
Jen Patterson
Maggie
Arthur Oxley
Archie
Joe Armstrong
Joe
Andy Dawson
Micky
Maxie Peters
Tommy
Rosa Crowley-Bennett
Union Supporter
Bobby Beldrum
Union Supporter
Amna Al Ali
Fatima
Yazan Al Shteiwi
Bashir
Diyaa Al Khalid
Salim
Rahaf H
Nadia
Neil Leiper
Rocco
Micky McGregor
Estate Agent
Rhys Mcgowan
Boy with Dog
Reuben Bainbridge
Boy with Dog
Jack Staples
Boy with Dog
Ruby Bratton
Linda
Michelle Bell
Molly
Alex White
Max
Debbie Honeywood
Hairdresser
Mandy Foster
Hairdresser
Joanne Hague
Hairdresser
Debbie Cook
Hairdresser
Chris Braxton
Sadie
Jake Jarratt
Tony
Ali Mohamed
Syrian Boy in Video
Diala

Iman Awad Hamdan

Hasna Hassoun

Rabia Hassoun

Sabah Hassoun

Rana Ihsan

Ahmad Ihsan

Imad Kanaan

Jamal Al Khalaf

Islam Al Khalid

Khuloud Mohammad Al Ali Lana

Anas Mahmoud

Moamar Mahmoud

Yousef Al Masri

Hadiya Al Salih

Jamila Al Salih

Abdelkafi Al Shteiwi

Hanidi Aba Zied

Cath Armstrong

Val Barron

Sarah Bryson

Paul Dent

Chris Fallows

Steve Fergus

Josh Hulley

Gary Kitching

Rob Kirtley
Older Neighbour
Abigail Lawson
Michelle
Kika Markham

Aidan Pearn

Stuart Ramsay

Heather Wood

Andrea Johnson
Amy (uncredited)
Lloyd Mullings
Garry's Pal (uncredited)
Laura Lee Daly
Rosie (uncredited)







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Reviews
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Set in a rapidly fading Northern English mining town, this tells the tale of an attempt to integrate some Syrian refugees fleeing the terror in their own country into a community that it still reeling from the systematic closure of their own livelihoods. Much of the story is based around the run-down "Old Oak" boozer which is run by the relatively open-minded "TJ" (Trevor Fox) who is pretty much a











