Wide Open Spaces is an absurdist comedy about how breaking up with your best friend can be tougher than ditching a fiance. Filtered through the singular mind of writer Arthur Mathews (Father Ted), and directed by Tom Hall (Batchelor’s Walk), the film channels classic double act dramas, from Laurel and Hardy to Withnail and I, combined with a stark visual and thematic sensibility, to create an unforgettable comedic escapade.