The initial scene had me cringing - the main actor is delivering a speech in a pretty terrible Irish accent. Thankfully, it was meant not to be taken seriously and the film got going very quickly.
The characters are a delight - they very quickly display their wackiness and continue doing so throughout the film. My one criticism is that diction is a bit of a problem at certain points - which would be acceptable had the subtitles been in-sync with the delivery! So, that's frustrating.
Also that the overall volume is varied as if consistent sound level hadn't been achieved.
As an introduction to a new Director, it was encouraging. There are no mind-blowingly new camera angles or staggeringly inventive shots - but the script doesn't demand it as it's a straightforward Farce and works well.
However, the Director's inclusion of the running 'blind girl joke' in the background within the dialogue that's at the forefront of the scene has been managed well. It's one of the funniest in-jokes throughout the film.
It's also good that the Director hasn't tried to spin out the length but has kept it intense and short - which works perfectly.
The film had me laughing - and the querkiness of the screenplay is superb.
All in all, a very good Directorial debut - and, as he also wrote the script, I look forward to seeing what comes next.