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I, Daniel Blake (2016)

A middle aged carpenter, who requires state welfare after injuring himself, is joined by a single mother in a similar scenario.

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Year
- 2016
Language
- English
Duration
- 100 mins
Director
- Ken Loach
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Genres
- Drama
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Avi Offer 28 Dec 2016

Equally heartwarming and heartbreaking. A testament to the humanism of writer/director Ken Loach

John D 31 Jul 2017

A brilliantly crafted and very moving film based on the awful reality of being unemployed in 21st century Tory Britain. It is an accurate portrayal of the way unemployed people are treated by the DWP and the government, at whose hands they are dehumanised. (Iain Duncan Smith, former head of the DWP, has described unemployed people as 'stock'). It portrays the desperate and degrading measures that people on benefits are forced to resort to in order to survive in a country where there are 6 million people unemployed (20% of the workforce) and unemployed people simply cannot get stable work which is half decently paid. It is a timely portrayal of the state to which Thatcherite free market capitalism has reduced the people of this country, and it comes at a time when change for the better is in the air, with a Labour party led by Jeremy Corbyn, determined to end Thatcherism for good and improve Britain for the many, in the wings and ready to take power from a failing, incompetent and contemptible Tory regime.

Rochelle H 13 Apr 2017

A really powerful drama that shows how our capitalist society treats the most vulnerable, and leaves them to struggle to get their basic rights. Really heartbreaking

Anne E 07 Nov 2016

All the more powerful for being so low-key, it's finely played characters treat each other with the humanity and commonsense so devastatingly absent from the system that ruins their lives. One of Loach's finest achievements.

Lynden Barber 27 Dec 2017

[Ken] Loach is British cinema's Charles Dickens - a humanist who deserves to be long remembered for holding up a mirror to society with compelling stories and indelible characters.