Everything’s cricket, more or less, in “Wondrous Oblivion,” a British coming-of-age drama that hits its pre-determined plot points with modest period charm. You’ve seen this movie many times before, ...

A young Jewish kid in '60s England finds social fulfillment through his love of cricket in "Wondrous Oblivion," latest entry in the burgeoning field of sport-as-social-healer pictures. This second ...

David Wiseman is a 12-year-old Jewish boy growing up in London in the early 1960s, and his passion is cricket. He spends most of his free time rearranging and talking to his card collection of British ...

IT would have been easier, if cheesier, to call it Just Not Cricket but writer-director Paul Morriosn wanted to catch a state of mind. Wondrous Oblivion does not suggest cricket, much like Mark Herman ...

In London in 1960, David Wiseman (Smith) is an 11-year-old cricket fanatic who knows all the stats, has all the gear, and spends his spare time fantasising about the game. He remains "wondrously ...

David Wiseman (Sam Smith) loves cricket; sadly, cricket doesn't return his affection. Relegated to scorer thanks to his prodigious lack of talent, the 11-year-old son of Jewish immigrants takes refuge ...

A poignant, warm-spirited coming-of-age drama, Wondrous Oblivion represents a significant advance in the career of writer-director Paul Morrison. Oscar-nominated for his melodramatic Welsh language ...

Wondrous Oblivion (PG) - Starring: Leonie Elliot, Delroy Lindo, Sam Smith, Stanley Townsend, Emily Woof. Directed by: Paul Morrison In London in 1960, David Wiseman (Smith) is an 11-year-old cricket ...