Sparks fly in Glasgow's south side when a young Asian man enters into a relationship with a Caucasian woman.
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★★★★★
Ken Loach has spent most of his career focusing on politically-charged issues in the United Kingdom: "Poor Cow" is about a woman on skid row, "Hidden Agenda" is about an assassination in Northern Ireland, and "Sweet Sixteen" is about a working-class teenager i...
★★★★★
That word is of course relative. What is racism? Where goes the border between being incorporated in your culture and looking down on others? The question is relevant also for Muslims in Scotland.
Ken Loach is a passionate director watching everyday-life in a...
★★★★★
I was taken to this film sort of against my will, I wanted to see something else, and from the first five minutes I knew I was watching something special. Not to give anything away, but this film has a political side that is not often seen in films in the stat...
★★★★★
I saw this at the Edinburgh Film Festival last night. I'm not a natural fan of Loach's work, although grew a little warmer to it after Sweet Sixteen.
What he's made here though is a believable, warming love-story. Aside from 'location-spotting' the Glasgow ge...
★★★★★
British filmmaker Ken Loach is a rare commodity. The man should be revered. He consistently makes superb films, movies that comment on important social issues. And he's never been tempted to go Hollywood.
He's appreciated in Europe, but he should be in the Un...
