Highlighted works
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The tough, touching story of a northern schoolboy and the kestrel that brings hope to his hardscrabble life remains the most widely admired of Ken Loach’s films.
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The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner
In this key film of the 1960s British New Wave, class tensions surface as borstal boy Tom Courtenay competes in a cross-country race against public-school rivals.
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Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
Albert Finney’s powerhouse performance as a Nottingham factory worker changed British screen acting, just as Karel Reisz’s incisive and authentic film changed British cinema.
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Tom, the adopted son of Squire Allworthy, is the roguish but good-hearted hero in Tony Richardson’s uproarious screen adaptation of Henry Fielding’s 1749 novel.
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Rita Tushingham delivers a BAFTA-winning performance as a resilient Salford schoolgirl making her way in the world in this classic of 1960s British cinema.
Filmography
1977
a Woodfall film/filmed by Woodfall Limited
1974
A Woodfall film
1970
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Presents1970
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Presents1969
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A Woodfall film
Made by1969
Production Company
1968
The Charge of the Light Brigade
Production Company
1968
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1967
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Production Company1967
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A Woodfall film1967
Production Company
1966
Production Company
1965
The Knack ...And How to Get It
A Woodfall film/Made by Woodfall Films
1964
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A Woodfall film/Made by Woodfall Films1964
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1963
©/A Woodfall Film
1962
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner
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a Woodfall production1961
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
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A Woodfall film1961
Production Company
1960
A Woodfall Production
1959
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a Woodfall film