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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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Tommaso d 11 Oct 2008

Best movie I've seen in 2008. Unique, it made me feel less lonely.

Reece L 09 Mar 2015

This is NOT a Tilda Swinton movie, despite what the blurb says. She makes a brief, wordless appearance late in the movie and that's it. My guess is that, when she became well-known, someone resurrected the movie and put her name up front, in the hope of making a few bucks. The movie itself, umm, well, how can I describe it? It's an hour and a half of visual images, with a voice-over recitation of what I suppose I might call neo-Beat poetry. Do you like "Revolution No. 9"? Have you ever listened to it and paid attention right through? Then you might enjoy this flick.

Tim M 22 Jan 2014

A non-narrative film named after an 1850's painting about people emigrating from England. Basically a video collage, a nightmare put to film. Once billed "apocalypse as [music] video", the strange, disparate images and sounds collide in a bizarrely captivating way. "Signs of struggle are everywhere. A punk in torn jeans walks through a landscape of destruction, stomping the last vestiges of civilization; a baby lies in a carriage lined with newspapers proclaiming imminent doom. A bride lies dressed in tatters; the groom faces a firing squad. A man dressed as a terrorist and a naked man embrace on a bed covered with a Union Jack, with wine bottles and guns scattered around them." Weird and haunting.

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.

Mick H 22 Jan 2008

A visual treat, with one of the most well matched scores of any film I have seen - a fully immersive experience.