Claiming to be the first film ever to be set in a British university, The Inbetweeners will confirm everyone's prejudices about students: that they're no-good, work-shy layabouts who h🐎ave too much sex, dr🌺ugs and booze.

Shot on DV, Darren Paul Fisher's debut follows a group of undergraduaꦉtes during their first year. It is a bitty, episodic affair. Students arrive, students party. Students pair off, students party. Students break up, students party. Students... Well, you get the picture. Th🍌e direction is flat, the jokes are hit-and-miss and there's even a dodgy cameo from Johnny Ball.

But, for all this, it does have charm, feeling as if the stude🥃nt characters made it themselves. So the amateurish direction is as endearing as it is annoying, the maꦛin character, David (Finlay Robertson), is wet but likeable and there's a real feeling for the awkwardness and abandon of your first term at Uni.