Cycle

From 01.03. To 31.03.2005.

Program of films by Kenneth Loach

Program of films by Kenneth Loach

 

Films in cycle

Cathy Come Home

(1966)

Directed by: Ken Loach
PHOTOGRAPHY: Tony Imi
Synopsis:

This is the story of Cathy, a magnet for disasters. First, she loses her house, then her husband, and finally her child. The film is a feature length documentary, and strikes the viewer as a powerful critique of the harsh and heartless social system of 1960s England. After its first showing on BBC, this film helped initiate public discussion about homeless people’s rights. Ultimately, laws were changed in favor of the homeless.

b/w, 75 minuta
PROJECTION:
Tuesday 22.03.2005 AT 19:00
Tuesday 01.03.2005 AT 21:00

Kes

(UK, 1969)

Directed by: Ken Loach
PHOTOGRAPHY: Chris Menges
Synopsis:

Billy is a neglected boy who does not manage well in school, ignored by his family and beaten by his older brother. One day he saves an injured falcon and decides to take care of him. In his new friend, Billy finds comfort and a chance to escape cruel reality.

color, 111'
PROJECTION:
Thursday 24.03.2005 AT 19:00
Thursday 03.03.2005 AT 21:00

Which Side Are You On?/Miners’ Art

(1984)

Directed by: Ken Loach
PHOTOGRAPHY: Chris Menges
Synopsis:

This is documentary, made for the TV show The South Bank Show, was never shown due to the scenes of police brutality that Loach included in the film. The central theme is the coalminers’ strike and songs that depict their experiences.

color, 52 minute
PROJECTION:
Saturday 05.03.2005 AT 20:00

A Question of Leadership

(1980)

Directed by: Ken Loach
PHOTOGRAPHY: Chris Menges, John Davey
Synopsis:

This documentary deals with the British working class of the Margaret Thatcher Era.

60 minuta
PROJECTION:
Saturday 05.03.2005 AT 21:00

The Gamekeeper

(1980)

Directed by: Ken Loach
PHOTOGRAPHY: Chris Menges, Charles Stewart
Synopsis:

In this adaptation of Barry Hines’ novel, we follow the life of a gamekeeper, George. He spends his days in the forest, only occasionally meeting people. At the year’s end, the annual hunt is takes place and George finally has a chance to see more people…

color, 84 minute
PROJECTION:
Tuesday 15.03.2005 AT 21:00

Looks and Smiles

(1981)

Directed by: Ken Loach
PHOTOGRAPHY: Chris Menges
Synopsis:

This is a story about three young people, all of whom are members of the working class in Sheffield. Mick wants to become a mechanic, but his inexperience, lack of luck and bad economic situation hinder him. One night in a club, he meets Karen, an accountant, whose future also does not look bright. Alan, Mick’s friend who applies for the army, completes the social circle.

b/w, 104 minute
PROJECTION:
Tuesday 29.03.2005 AT 19:00
Thursday 17.03.2005 AT 21:00

Hidden Agenda

(1990)

Directed by: Ken Loach
PHOTOGRAPHY: Clive Tickner
Synopsis:

This is a criminal drama set in Ireland and depicts the clash between Catholics and Protestants. After an American lawyer is murdered, his girlfriend and an Irish police detective investigate the case.

color, 108 minuta
PROJECTION:
Thursday 31.03.2005 AT 19:00
Tuesday 22.03.2005 AT 21:00

The Flickering Flame

(1996)

Directed by: Ken Loach
Synopsis:

This is a documentary about workers in the Liverpool harbor and their struggle for rights. This is a classic Loach film about the working class and its problems.

b/w, 55 minuta
PROJECTION:
Thursday 24.03.2005 AT 21:00
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