Good Vibrations (2012)

The film is set in Belfast in the 1970s and 1980s. Terri Hooley is a radical and rebellious music lover. At that time, due to the problem of Northern Ireland, Belfast was constantly in conflict and people were living in poverty. Teri's friends chose to take up arms or abandon their hometown. But Teri decided to open a record store in one of the most explosive neighborhoods in Europe and called it "wonderful Oscillation." Teri signed two bands, Rudi and The Outkasts, but things didn't really start to get better until he discovered Feargal Sharkey and The Undertones. When John Peel played TheUndertones's "Teenage Kicks" twice on BBC Radio 1, Teri's music dream came true. But Teri is not a perfect hero, he has an extremely selfish side, the film also shows that he is extremely irresponsible as a husband and father, but in the end, you can't help but admire this character.