The Crush

The Crush

5.9

Apr 20 2010

0h 16m

Comedy, Drama

Eight-year-old Ardal has a romantic heart and a passionate crush on his second-class teacher, Ms Purdy. But his dreams of marrying his love are dashed when she becomes engaged to her boyfriend, who Ardal deems entirely unacceptable. Inspired by his favourite western movies, he decides that his only course of action is to challenge his rival to a duel.

Oran Creagh

Oran Creagh

Ardal Travis

Olga Wehrly

Olga Wehrly

Miss Purdy

Rory Keenan

Rory Keenan

Boyfriend

Charlie Bonner

Charlie Bonner

Dad

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