Ken Loach Movies

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	DVD: The Wind That Shakes the Barley (2007) 35 matching items found Set in 1916 in Ireland, THE WIND THAT SHAKES THE BARLEY is the story of Damien (Cillain Murphy), a young Irishman about to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a doctor. When his friend is brutally murdered for standing up to a band of British... Average rating: from 12 reviews write a review
	DVD: Bread & Roses (2001) 28 matching items found The left-leaning Loach, who has spent his career focusing on the struggles of the poor and working classes of Great Britain, shifts his view-finder to the plight of a union of office-cleaners, invisible in the glittering City of Angels. Loosely based... Average rating: from 1 review write a review
	VHS: Family Life (1998) 2 matching items found An unintended pregnancy leads to horrific psychological consequences for a teenage girl whose parents force her to get an abortion. When her family seeks counseling for her, she is directed through a mental health institution that exacerbates her... Average rating: from 1 review write a review
	DVD: McLibel (2005) 9 matching items found In February 2005, the longest civil or criminal case in English legal history finally came to a close. The case saw two political activists, Helen Steel and Dave Morris, on trial for leaflets they had distributed in the 1980s, which made several... Average rating: from 1 review write a review
	DVD: Sweet Sixteen (2003) 22 matching items found In the depressed Scottish town of Greenock, 15-year-old Liam (Martin Compston) anxiously awaits the release of his mother, Jean (Michelle Coulter), from prison. Kicked out of school, with only Jean's abusive boyfriend Stan, and her hateful father for... Average rating: from 2 reviews write a review
	VHS: My Name is Joe (1999) No matching items found Peter Mullan (ORPHANS, MISS JULIE) won the Best Actor award at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival for his performance as Joe Kavanagh, a recovering alcoholic in his late thirties. Like half the people in his impoverished Glasgow neighborhood, he's... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Riff Raff (1993) No matching items found Director Ken Loach's concern for the plight of the working man takes a comic turn in this gritty film starring Robert Carlyle (TRAINSPOTTING) as Stevie, a young Scotsman who finds a construction job in the north of London turning an old hospital into... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	DVD: Looks & Smiles (2007) No matching items found This early drama from acclaimed director Ken Loach captures the dispiriting atmosphere of Margaret Thatcher-era England. Gritty and observational, the film follows three working-class friends--army-bound Alan; volatile, frustrated Mick and his love... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	DVD: Raining Stones (2007) 18 matching items found RAINING STONES, in its quietly observant, almost documentary-like style, is typical of director Ken Loach's understated approach to his left-leaning politics. It stars Bruce Jones as Bob, a man in an impoverished town in the north of England,... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	DVD: Tickets (2006) 17 matching items found This triptych from acclaimed directors Abbas Kiarostami, Ken Loach, and Ermanno Olmi weaves together three interrelated stories about passengers on a train to Rome, who meet each other in passing but are linked by deeper themes and issues. The... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	DVD: The Navigators (2003) 10 matching items found Directed by Ken Loach, THE NAVIGATORS examines the privatization of the British railways. Focusing on a group of workers whose lives were changed by the decision, the film is written by Rob Dawber, who worked as a railway signals operator. Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: The Navigators (2003) 5 matching items found Directed by Ken Loach, THE NAVIGATORS examines the privatization of the British railways. Focusing on a group of workers whose lives were changed by the decision, the film is written by Rob Dawber, who worked as a railway signals operator. Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Sweet Sixteen (2003) 1 matching item found In the depressed Scottish town of Greenock, 15-year-old Liam (Martin Compston) anxiously awaits the release of his mother, Jean (Michelle Coulter), from prison. Kicked out of school, with only Jean's abusive boyfriend Stan, and her hateful father for... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Sweet Sixteen (2003) 2 matching items found In the depressed Scottish town of Greenock, 15-year-old Liam (Martin Compston) anxiously awaits the release of his mother, Jean (Michelle Coulter), from prison. Kicked out of school, with only Jean's abusive boyfriend Stan, and her hateful father for... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Bread & Roses (2001) 1 matching item found The left-leaning Loach, who has spent his career focusing on the struggles of the poor and working classes of Great Britain, shifts his view-finder to the plight of a union of office-cleaners, invisible in the glittering City of Angels. Loosely based... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Carla's Song (2000) 1 matching item found Paul Laverty drew on his experiences as a lawyer working with human rights groups in Nicaragua in writing the script for CARLA'S SONG, which stars Robert Carlyle (TRAINSPOTTING) as George, a Glasgow bus driver. Attracted to Carla (Oyanka Cabezas), a... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	DVD: Raining Stones (2000) 4 matching items found RAINING STONES, in its quietly observant, almost documentary-like style, is typical of director Ken Loach's understated approach to his left-leaning politics. It stars Bruce Jones as Bob, a man in an impoverished town in the north of England,... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: My Name is Joe (1999) 2 matching items found Peter Mullan (ORPHANS, MISS JULIE) won the Best Actor award at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival for his performance as Joe Kavanagh, a recovering alcoholic in his late thirties. Like half the people in his impoverished Glasgow neighborhood, he's... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	DVD: Carla's Song (1999) 4 matching items found Paul Laverty drew on his experiences as a lawyer working with human rights groups in Nicaragua in writing the script for CARLA'S SONG, which stars Robert Carlyle (TRAINSPOTTING) as George, a Glasgow bus driver. Attracted to Carla (Oyanka Cabezas), a... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Land and Freedom (1996) 1 matching item found Ian Hart stars as David Carr, an idealistic young member of the British Communist Party who decides to join the leftist forces fighting fascism in 1936 Spain in this drama from director Ken Loach. The story is told in long flashbacks framed by the... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Ladybird, Ladybird (1995) 1 matching item found Ken Loach's films have often been critical of the indifference of the enormous bureaucracies that permeate British life, but in this film he displays a tone of evenhandedness in dealing with an extremely complex and painful subject. Former stand-up... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Raining Stones (1995) 5 matching items found RAINING STONES, in its quietly observant, almost documentary-like style, is typical of director Ken Loach's understated approach to his left-leaning politics. It stars Bruce Jones as Bob, a man in an impoverished town in the north of England,... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Riff Raff (1993) No matching items found Director Ken Loach's concern for the plight of the working man takes a comic turn in this gritty film starring Robert Carlyle (TRAINSPOTTING) as Stevie, a young Scotsman who finds a construction job in the north of London turning an old hospital into... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Hidden Agenda (1991) No matching items found An implicit condemnation of the repressive tactics of the British government in Northern Ireland, HIDDEN AGENDA stars Brian Cox (THE BOXER), Brad Dourif (MISSISSIPPI BURNING), and Frances McDormand (FARGO). When an American attorney working for a... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	VHS: Singing the Blues in Red (1989) 1 matching item found The story of an East German singer of protest songs who leaves his homeland to escape repression is directed by British social realist Ken Loach, a filmmaker known for his gritty documentary-like portraits of working-class life in Britain and themes... Average rating: Be the first to review it!

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