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Gassed Up

A better life is there for the taking.

5.7(7)20241h 42m1

Set during the peak of a wave of moped crimes sweeping London, 20-year-old Ash, who is trying to earn money to raise his 14-year-old sister and send his mother to rehab, gets caught up with an organized crime ring led by a young and charismatic Albanian immigrant. As the crimes get bigger and the attention becomes addictive, Ash struggles to keep his head above water. Soon, he has to choose between the people he loves, and having his whole life come crashing down around him.

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Released
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Language
Albanian

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United Kingdom

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  • United KingdomGB

    • PremiereBFI London Film Festival10 Oct 2023
    • Theatrical159 Feb 2024
    • Digital / OTT1511 Mar 2024
    • Digital / OTT15Prime Video29 Mar 2024
  • AustraliaAU

    • Digital / OTTMA 15+via Defiant17 Sept 2025
  • BrazilBR

    • Digital / OTT1620 Nov 2025
  • IrelandIE

    • Digital / OTT159 Feb 2024
  • New ZealandNZ

    • Digital / OTTR161 Oct 2025

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Gassed Up was released on 9 February 2024.

Audience reviews

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  • C

    CinemaSerf

    2/15/2024

    6/10

    "Ash" (Stephen Odubola) lives at home with his young sister and his permanently absent or stoned mother. His dream is to start a business of his own (he likes to fix things) and to get her into rehab. To that end he's mixed up with four of his mates in a snatch 'n grab scheme using mopeds to pinch mobile phones and handbags from unsuspecting folks on the street. They sell these on to "Shaz" (Jelena Gavrilovic) who ha…

  • R

    r96sk

    2/15/2024

    7/10

    Most certainly not perfect, I'm not convinced by it I won't lie, but... <em>'Gassed Up'</em> narrowly does enough. Making your lead characters criminals is always a brave choice, you're almost setting yourself up for failure from a film point of view. I'm personally cool with a movie's main lot not being total good guys, like <em>'The Fast and the Furious'</em> is literally one of my favourite flicks ever, but it …

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