The Films of Ken Loach

[@sandrafinbar]

My favourite kind of film. Ken Loach is the best.

[@anisah8546]

This makes me want to watch every single one of his movies. Really good video

[@yxngmxrr6892]

amazing look at ken loach and his fantastic cinema.

[@salvadorpalma8173]

Great video mate. I'm a filmmaker myself and I love Ken Loach's narrative approach. Loved the video.

[@Nessie2410]

Love Ken Loach's films.

[@dialerproof4334]

Well done report! ... Great tone and insight.

[@madhuvasanth7235]

Great video, got to know more about the idea of social realism in films 💯!

[@nereidamanriquez7245]

Excelent cinema from Ken Loach

[@clementquillet3279]

Beautiful

[@Narfu1]

Thanks for this, really helped with my study on him as part of my College essay

[@Fuzzbrain61]

Excellent analysis.

[@BenVaserlan]

Kes was based on the novel 'Kestrel for a Knave'. Did Loach write that?

[@SammyR]

Great vid

[@jeannelegrand3022]

good job

[@cboisvert2]

What's the music at the end? I think from one of these italian films.

[@Anti-CornLawLeague]

Sorry, We Missed You (2019) is probably his most depressing film.

[@salvadorpalma8173]

I agree.

[@amyclarke41]

awww

[@emamekkartny]

how can i focus on what ken loach is saying when there is cillian murphy on the screen

[@amyclarke41]

yes

[@godard17]

for the film record, *the bicycle thieves* was released in 1948, not 1946. do your homework.

[@THEDONTTELLSHOW]

I love the realness of Loach's early work, but why does is anybody who isn't on the bottom rung portrayed as a nazi? it's really odd.

[@Anti-CornLawLeague]

I mean the villains we see in Land and Freedom (1995) aren’t Nazis. Quite the opposite. They’re Stalinists.

[@THEDONTTELLSHOW]

@@Anti-CornLawLeague yeah, I didn't mean it literally. Land and Freedom was good anyway. It's his more recent work with Laverty that I think is too simplistic in its binary approach to problems.