Catch Me Daddy - video review

In this excerpt from the Guardian Film Show Henry Barnes, Peter Bradshaw and Andrew Pulver review director

Daniel Wolfe's thriller about a young Pakistani woman being chased by her father after running off with her boyfriend. The film, which stars Sameena Jabeen Ahmed, sees a family feud play out across the stark and beautiful Yorkshire moors. Catch Me Daddy is in UK cinemas now Continue reading...

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