Peter Grant reviews 'I , Daniel Blake': Liverpool Playhouse
Punchy and poignant ... a no-holds-drama for those who want passion in storytelling and not preaching
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All Starfield factions and how to join them
In this guide on Starfield's factions, we detail how to join every faction, from the Crimson Fleet to the Freestar Rang…
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The Old Oak: 'Ken Loach is up to all sorts of mischief,' reveals screenwriter Paul Laverty
Ever since he directed the hard-hitting TV film Cathy Come Home back in 1966, Ken Loach has been the most fearlessly realist of English directors, offering unflinching insights into the lives and struggles of the marginalised. Since 1996, the 87-year-old has been in constant collaboration with the screenwriter Paul Laverty, and together they’ve created a remarkable body of work, from Carla’s Song and My Name is Joe to Sweet Sixteen, Jimmy’s Hall and I, Daniel Blake.
Source: independent.ie
Christopher Eccleston: Kes inspired me to smash Oxbridge ivory towers
Christopher Eccleston says Ken Loach's film changed his view on "art for working class people".
Source: bbc.co.uk
Ken Loach's The Old Oak: solidarity and hope amid rubble of broken Britain
THE OLD OAK (15, 113mins) Drama.
Source: irishnews.com
'Panic and rash decision-making': ex-Bud Light staff on one of the biggest boycotts in US history | LGBTQ+ rights
A partnership with the influencer Dylan Mulvaney prompted a backlash that tanked sales. Insiders condemn the company’s response
Source: theguardian.com
The Old Oak: Ken Loach and Paul Laverty on challenging cruelty
An exclusive interview with Ken Loach on his new film, The Old Oak. The director of I, Daniel Blake, again explores our instinct for solidarity.
Source: bigissue.com
Ken Loach shines spotlight on plight of Syrian refugees in new film
The Old Oak is a story of two traumatised communities thrown together.
Source: southwalesguardian.co.uk
Ken Loach: 'Ireland has always been wonderful... even though the police in the North chased us out' – The Irish Times
The director on his new film, The Old Oak, set in a ravaged mining community in northeast England, and why he may wrap up the film-making at 87
Source: irishtimes.com
'Hope isn't just wishful thinking'—an interview with Ken Loach
Director Ken Loach and writer Paul Laverty speak to Nick Grant about their new film ‘The Old Oak’. Refugees move to a former mining town.
Source: socialistworker.co.uk