DVD Description
A romantic comedy set in the vibrant and colourful world of North London, full of humour and warmth, Suzie Gold conveys the universal struggle of finding one's true identity amidst social conventions and family tradition.
As Suzie's sister prepares to get married, it seems only natural that Suzie's thoughts should turn to the state of her own love-life. While her doting but dysfunctional family desperately want her to be happy - preferably by finding a good Jewish boy to settle down with - Suzie meets Darren, a boy from work, and they start a heady romance. But the relationship sours when Suzie finds herself unable to bring him home, worried that he won't match up to her family's exacting (double) standards.
Heartborken, Suzie begins to question her role in life, and develops a need to break away from the family and traditions that have always defined her. But she is soon approached by perfect son-in-law material Anthony Silver (nice Jew, nice job, nice car) who quickly assumes, as does her family, that she will marry him. While the pressure builds for her to tie the knot, Suzie is forced to decide what she really wants out of life - and whether to follow the path laid out for her, or to make her own way through uncharted territory.
Synopsis
The old-fashioned tale of the younger generation trying to rebel against their culture and fall in love with an outsider. When Jewish Suzie's sister (Ariana Fraval) is set to marry a nice Jewish boy, everyone's very happy. But Suzie (Summer Phoenix) has met Darren (Leo Gregory), who's not Jewish, and they begin a secret romance but he's not happy that her family would disapprove and gives her an ultimatum. Alternatively, Anthony (Iddo Goldberg), who is ideal Jewish husband material, persists in asking her out. Dilemma dilemma. This comedy is directed and co-written by DA ALI G SHOW's Richard Cantor and features a cameo role from S CLUB 7's Rachel Stevens.