The camera never lies!
Mike purchases a faulty camera on the cheap to record his girlfriend's surprise birthday party only for it to stick on record and capture a series of hilarious and at times cringe-worthy secrets from the unwitting guests.
United Kingdom United Kingdom
Jennifer Angelier Sofia Bouchaala Samantha Brito e Cunha Andy Chesters Helen Clifford Charmaine Davies Pete Donno Clarissa Efthymiades Nicholas Farr Anna Gilbert Mike Goodenough Rosalind Hoy Damien Lyne Timothy Pearson Bianca Pick Nathan Robinson Mark Sparkler Dick Ward Hamish Wyllie John Higgins Grace Thompson
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