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The Last of England (1987)

The artist's personal commentary on the decline of his country in a language closer to poetry than prose. A dark meditation on London under Thatcher.

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Private U 07 Dec 2007

My favourite Jarman pic. A surreal collection of set pieces and artful camerawork married to an angry essay against the establishment.

Wut S 06 Jul 2008

A stylistically sporadic film poetry depicting the violent subjective undercurrent of a radical-turned-intellectual (an elderly figure with pen & papers, narrating throughout the film) whose anger directs towards his country's constitution, rebuking its war decisions, economic structure, and social idealism as oppression responsible for national decay. As I interpreted it, the film is an exploitation of the movement's traumatic ineffectuality. The youths who exhibited violent resistances will find themselves in an irresolute void as time would reveal their tarnished cause. But all was not lost; what emerged for the radical veterans was an intense individualization derived from the intimate "way of life" they lived. And because of this unique dynamics between shame and distinctive splendor, the film times to times is able to match the solemnity of bleak masterpieces, despite its punk rock appearance.

Andrew R 13 Jul 2008

A unique vision of 80's England, culture, future and post-apocalyptic decay. Jarmans visual scope and construction of images is devastatingly powerful.

David Bezanson 31 Dec 2005

I would say it's one of the worst films ever made, but that would make it sound more interesting than it actually is.

Shaun B 24 Sep 2012

An experimental and highly disturbing embodiment of a time at which, in Jarman's opinion, Britain was descending into chaos.