We follow the life of Charlie Price (Joel Edgerton) who's father died and left him the shoe factory that has been in his family for three generations, the shoe factory that is the major employer for the small town that it resides in.   Now charlie takes over the factory and realizes that its going under, and he is now at a crossroads and faces a major struggle of what to do next.  Its about facing responsibility and not running away or giving up, even if you have a terrible job, a boring life and an unhappy relationship. This film is about what happens in the mysteries of life, even through our best laid plans, and it may take you on a journey you never expected.  Lets say it this way -- Sometimes you don't have a good idea until it hits you in the head ... Literally.

This is a fun and free spirited journey into the life of a shoe factory, and you get to see the inside, the magic the mystery and the importance of craftsmanship.  Yet there is a flip side one with flair and pizzazz a side that guided by a drag queen named Lola (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a flamboyant drag queen that leaves the small townspeople speechless and bewildered.   Lola is an amazing performer with great costumes and she even sings her material live, and she teaches you that You never know what unexpected joy you will find amongst the unwanted.   Chiwetel Ejiofor is absolutely amazing, as Lola she is loud, funny, clever and witty.  Yet as Simon he is sensitive and moving, believe it or not no matter which role he is playing Lola Chiwetel is utterly believable and super spectacular.  She brings a familiar element from The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert with their fun and quirky antics.