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Nobody Loves You and You Don't Deserve to Exist
© Brett Gregory 2022
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© Brett Gregory 2022
Synopsis
As the United Kingdom is brought to its knees by COVID and Brexit, a working-class English teacher, lost in redundancy, poverty and alcohol in Manchester, takes us on a poetic and powerful journey through Broken Britain: as an abused boy under Margaret Thatcher in 1984, as a deranged student under John Major in 1992 and as a haunted man under Boris Johnson in 2020.
Details
- Year
- 2022
- Type of film
- Features
- Running Time
- 100 min
- Format
- Digital
- Director
- Brett Gregory 1st Feature
- Producer
- Brett Gregory
- Co-Producer
- Jack Clarke, Gwyn Hemmings, Vedad Rusidovic
- Executive Producer
- Brett Gregory
- Editor
- Brett Gregory
- Screenwriter
- Brett Gregory
- Director of Photography
- Gwyn Hemmings
- Production Designer
- Brett Gregory, Jack Clarke
- Sound
- Brett Gregory
- Music
- Andrew McCrorie-Shand
- Principal Cast
- David Howell, Reuben Clarke, James Ward
- Additional Notes
- This utterly unique working-class/art-house independent feature film has won over 60 international awards and nominations since May 2022, and has been hailed by the influential Jacobin magazine in New York as 'the best film about working-class Britain in years ... A political triumph'; by the esteemed Prospect magazine in London as ‘a bruising exhibition of working-class life’; by The Morning Star newspaper as ‘a complex kind of social surrealism’; and by the Socialist Party in England and Wales as ‘a masterpiece’.
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Production status
Complete
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Last updated 7th November 2023
