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Please, Jesus, make my granny drunk every night
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My Ain Folk

Please, Jesus,make my granny drunk every night

Please, Jesus,
make my granny drunk every night

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Please, Jesus, make my granny drunk every night.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
40
Timestamp in Movie
00:20:56
Uploaded
Jan 18, 2025
Genres
biography, drama
Production
BFI

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Movie Summary

Jamie and Tommy are separated by the death of their grandmother; Jamie with another relative and Tommy to a welfare home. Now Jamie is all alone and his life is not at all happy taken over by silence, rejection and violence.
I got word from the asylum. - My Ain Folk 00:06
I got word from the asylum.
Whatever misfortune she had in her life, she didnae deserve that. - My Ain Folk 00:06
Whatever misfortune she had in her life, she didnae deserve ...
(Rustling) - My Ain Folk 00:06
(Rustling)
Your electric treatment must have done you good. - My Ain Folk 00:09
Your electric treatment must have done you good.
He's wondering who l am. - My Ain Folk 00:23
He's wondering who l am.
- Is that you when you were young? - Mm-hm. - My Ain Folk 00:06
- Is that you when you were young? - Mm-hm.
I've got bigger muscles than you. - My Ain Folk 00:07
I've got bigger muscles than you.
Thanks. - My Ain Folk 00:13
Thanks.
Grandad, Granny isn't very good to you, is she? - My Ain Folk 00:10
Grandad, Granny isn't very good to you, is she?
TOMMY: Dear Jamie, just a few lines to let you know how l am keeping. - My Ain Folk 00:24
TOMMY: Dear Jamie, just a few lines to let you know how l am...
The home is not bad, so long as you learn to look out for yourself. - My Ain Folk 00:21
The home is not bad, so long as you learn to look out for yo...
How are you getting on, son? - My Ain Folk 00:08
How are you getting on, son?
Well, son, you're growing up to be a fine, big lad. - My Ain Folk 00:20
Well, son, you're growing up to be a fine, big lad.
Well, son, l've been a bit worried about you. - My Ain Folk 00:31
Well, son, l've been a bit worried about you.
You see, son, it's the kids. - My Ain Folk 00:13
You see, son, it's the kids.
Can I come up here very often to see him? - My Ain Folk 00:18
Can I come up here very often to see him?
(Whispers) There's a mouse listening. - My Ain Folk 00:12
(Whispers) There's a mouse listening.
Do you know where your mother kept them? - My Ain Folk 00:06
Do you know where your mother kept them?
Well, go and bring them to Granny, and she'll look after them. - My Ain Folk 00:08
Well, go and bring them to Granny, and she'll look afte...
(Sobs) - My Ain Folk 00:29
(Sobs)