Fisherman's Friends: One and All

The Fisherman's Friends, the singing men from the village of Port Isaac in Cornwall, are trying to deal with the unexpected hype following the release of their first album, which they find extremely difficult. Suddenly they are recognized everywhere they go, a feeling they find hard to get used to. Jim (James Purefoy) keeps hitting the bottle after the death of his father and band co-founder Jago (David Hayman). Leadville (Dave Johns) makes inappropriate, sexist remarks to a female music journalist. Rowan (Sam Swainbury) has to move out after his wife discovers lewd photos of a fan on his cell phone. Then the rather drunk Jim insults the record company and the audience on stage. The record company takes action and terminates the choir's contract shortly before the release of their planned second album. But the Fisherman's Friends refuse to give up and manage to secure a gig at the famous Glastonbury Festival - as the support act for megastar Beyonce. If everything goes according to plan, their international breakthrough is within their grasp. The only question is whether this PR stunt will really get them what they need.