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Look Back in Anger (1959) the film that helped establish British kitchen-sink realism (Review)

Mark Cunliffe 18/06/2018
Look Back in Anger (1959) the film that helped establish British kitchen-sink realism (Review)

When I was a kid, the Liverpudlian comedian Mick Miller used to tell a joke I still regard fondly to this day. He’d stand on stage before the microphone and say “And now, name that film”. He’d then turn his back to the audience and, looking over his shoulder at […]

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