Jonathan Morris

Highlighted works

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  My Name Is Joe

  Peter Mullan won the best actor award at Cannes for his portrayal of a recovering alcoholic in Ken Loach’s uncompromising drama.

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  I, Daniel Blake

  In Ken Loach's powerful drama, a middle-aged carpenter, who requires state welfare after injuring himself, is joined by a single mother in a similar scenario.

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  Carla's Song

  In Ken Loach’s drama, Robert Carlyle stars as a Glaswegian who falls in love with a Nicaraguan woman living in exile.

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  Riff-Raff

  Robert Carlyle and Ricky Tomlinson star in Ken Loach’s tragicomedy set on a London building site.

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  Sweet Sixteen

  A teenager attempts to raise money to help his drug addict mother move out of a poverty-stricken Scottish town in Ken Loach’s forceful drama.

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  The Navigators

  The privatisation of British Rail has grim repercussions for a group of railway workers in Yorkshire.

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  The Wind That Shakes the Barley

  Ken Loach won his first Palme d’Or for his controversial depiction of two brothers who join the Republican Army in 1920 to fight for Irish independence.

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  Land and Freedom

  Ian Hart stars as a Liverpool Communist Party member who joins the republicans to fight Franco in the Spanish Civil War.

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  Ae Fond Kiss...

  A post 9/11 cross-cultural romance is the focus of Ken Loach’s award-winning feature, set in Glasgow.

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  Hidden Agenda

  The killing of an American activist by the police in Northern Ireland reveals a high-reaching political conspiracy in Ken Loach’s thriller.

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  Raining Stones

  An unemployed man goes to great lengths to amass enough money to buy his daughter a communion dress.