Actors & Directors

Ken Loach

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    Carla's Song

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    Fatherland (aka Singing the Blues in Red

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    Ken Loach at the BBC

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    Hidden Agenda

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    Jimmy's Hall

    Karl Geary, Simone Kirby

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    Poor Cow

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    Carla's Song

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    Fatherland (1986) ( Singing the Blues in Red ) ( Vaterland )

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    jimmy's hall. una storia d'amore e liberta' dvd Italian Import

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    Ae Fond Kiss

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    Poor Cow

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    Family Life

    Sandy Ratcliff

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    I, Daniel Blake

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    The Old Oak

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    Kes

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    Jimmy's Hall

    Francis Magee, Barry Ward

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    I, Daniel Blake

    (G:02:03)

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    The Old Oak

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    The Spirit of '45 DVD

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    Sorry We Missed You

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    Cathy Come Home

    DVD

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    Looking For Eric

    Looking For Eric

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  • Film & TV

    The Angels' Share (Theatrical Version)

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  • Film & TV

    Ken Loach Collection

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  • Film & TV

    Looking For Eric

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Ken Loach

From his breakout Kes in 1969 to later works like I, Daniel Blake and Sorry We Missed You, he has consistently tackled issues like poverty, unemployment, and systemic injustice with striking realism. Loach’s collaborations with writer Paul Laverty have produced some of the most socially conscious films of the last few decades, earning him numerous awards, including two Palme d’Ors at Cannes.

His ability to blend sharp political critique with deeply human storytelling has made him one of the most important filmmakers of his generation. Never afraid to speak truth to power, Loach continues to be a voice for those often ignored by mainstream cinema.

His work remains a testament to the transformative power of film and its ability to inspire empathy and change.