Woodfall: A Revolution in British Cinema

Synopsis: Woodfall Films revolutionised British cinema during the 1960s with a slate of iconic films such as LOOK BACK IN ANGER and THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG DISTANCE RUNNER. As the company reaches its 60thAnniversary in 2018, the BFI pay tribute with the release of many of Woodfall’s newly restored films including:
LOOK BACK IN ANGER (1959)
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING (1960)
THE ENTERTAINER (1960)
A TASTE OF HONEY (1961)
HE LONELINESS OF THE LONG DISTANCE RUNNER (1962)
TOM JONES (1963)
GIRL WITH GREEN EYES (1964)
THE KNACK...AND HOW TO GET IT (1965)
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of production: 2018
Subjects: Film studies
Keywords: British cinema

Name: BFI Distribution
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Notes: The British Film Institute is a specialist non-theatric rental distributor of international fiction and documentary films on 16mm and 35mm film, as well as VHS and DVD video. The holdings are so vast that only those titles available on DVD and HD Digital are listed in full on the website, so it is worth enquiring about specific titles that might only be available for hire in other formats. The BFI has partnered with on-line platforms such as lovefilm and blinkbox to deliver a selection of films to buy or rent in digital format, and others are streamed free of charge on the BFI’s YouTube channel or as dowloadable clips on the Creative Archive section of the BFI’s own website.

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