How I disagree with "Embarrassing". This really is a fun movie with a great feel good factor, fairly unusual these days. The scenery is wonderful and the film quite clearly shows the generosity and friendliness of the Portuguese people. I watched this film surrounded by local Portuguese who laughed as much as I did. I thought the cast was excellent, though for my taste Oliver's wife was perhaps a little too "light". Manel was played brilliantly, not sure if this actor is a well known comic actor but hopefully he will do more in the future, he was a natural. Congratulations on receiving the Canadian award - the first of many I am sure.

Beautifully filmed and poignantly funny. Well written and cast. Spent a very nice evening at home in the Alentejo watching this delightful film. Believable narrative which explores the many facets of life, not just in the Algarve but the wider field of Ex-pats who come here and wish to do something, usually with the best of intentions. Everything is in there, the hapless Brit, his sniffy girlfriend, the slightly roguish local and the usual bent official. The best part as always the Mr Nasty and his henchman. Even the little bit of Spiritual comes over subtly while the neighbors look to have thrown in the towel...We have all been there, not quite got the T-Shirt - YET! Congratulations to the entire crew for producing this... Best of luck with your future ventures

I just saw this film yesterday and I must say it was wonderful. I have visited the Algarve in Portugal several times, and I must saw first of, that the wipe in the film was just as I remember from my stay in the Algarve. The story was sweet and well acted and I especially loved Miguel Damião playing the helpful neighbor. Just so funny, in fact there were just so many lovable and funny moments in this romantic comedy from Portugal that I can fully recommend it to everyone who wants to feel happy and just have a nice time with a great little flick.The story is about this out of luck banker from London, very well played by Mark Killeen (although are little butch –But I guess that was for his Game of Thrones appearance), who makes a fresh start in the Algarve. And If you have ever been to Portugal and especially the Algarve you just know how wonderful and helpful the Portuguese are. Therefore Oliver (Mark Killeen) and his neighbor Manel, played really well by Portuguese actor Miguel Damião appear in all of these well known Portuguese situations, which Oliver handles in sometimes very misplaced ways, so funny, and sweet at the same time.

The Right Juice is one of those lighthearted films that leaves you happy and in awe of the scenery and the humanity. The subtile humor, the likability of the main characters and the beautiful Portugese landscape lifts your spirit and before you know it you are rooting for the good guys to really get Their Right Juice, as if they were your own personal friends. Lucia Moniz (from Love Actually) is again brilliant in whole heartedly inviting the audience to feel part of the heart of the story and Mark Killeen (Game of Thrones) is the perfect good looking intimidating guy yet his clumsiness into pursuing his hearts ambitions abroad make him human and approachable. We loved the friendship between Ollie and Manel! Go and see The Right Juice, perfect film for a first date, lifting your spirit, relaxing from stress or just to feel good and happy.