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Boys from the Blackstuff (1983) Thatcherism may have inspired more articulate intellectual and ideological opposition, but there was no critique in the 1980s as emotionally powerful as Alan Bleasdale's five stories from a Liverpool laid waste by recession,...
Newspaper Article
Letter: BBC faces the music over cuts plan
Your critics' breathless admiration for US television appears to be running out of control.
Newspaper Article
THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED
Duguid reviews THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED: A Life Lived Behind the Lens by Tony Garnett.
Book Review
SMALL SCREEN, BIG ISSUES
Duguid reviews Plays for Britain starring Dennis Potter, Ken Loach, and Jim Allen.
Magazine Article
Home Cinema: SMALL SCREEN, BIG ISSUES
Duguid reviews Plays for Britain starring Dennis Potter, Ken Loach, and Jim Allen.
Magazine Article
THE EALING STUDIOS RARITIES COLLECTION VOLUMES 1 & 2
Duguid reviews The Ealing Studios Rarities Collection Volumes 1 & 2.
Magazine Article
Home Cinema--New Releases: \The Ealing Studios Rarities Collection, Volumes 1 & 2\
Duguid reviews a two volume DVD collection of films made at London's famed Ealing Studios.
Magazine Article
THE DARK SIDE OF EALING
In the first of a new quarterly series of features which will take an in-depth look at pivotal movements, genres or individuals in cinema history via a study of 12 key films, examined are the darker currents which ran through Ealing Studios' surprisingly diverse output. Besides the slightly cozy vision of post-war Britain as a land of loveable eccentrics, tight-knight communities and cheery public-spiritedness that ran through Ealing's comedies, the studio also embraced war films, noir, costume drama and social realism. Under Michael Balcon, Ealing was turned into an internationally recognized brand. The 12 films that are examined all come from the \"darker side\" of Ealing.
Magazine Article
Home Cinema: Television: Class Acts: \Armchair Theatre Volume Four\
The ABC TV/ITV release on DVD of this television series is reviewed.
Magazine Article