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The Spirit of '45 (2013)

How the spirit of unity, which buoyed Britain during the war years, carried through to create a vision of a fairer, united society.

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Michael A 17 Mar 2013

Wonderful, moving and thought provoking documentary. Great interviews with people who remember what life was like before the changes that the 1945 Labour Government implemented. Loved the boos when Thatcher appeared on screen!

Alec H 03 Apr 2015

Great documentary on the British Labour Party election of 1945 where the people voted in a social democratic government which nationalized healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and other public services. While definitely more propaganda than a critical or analytical documentary, Ken Loach documents the accounts of ordinary people who saw in that government the vision of a democratic and socialist society.

Tim Evans 13 Mar 2013

This is at its strongest when celebrating the simple fairness and basic decency of the welfare state and ends on an optimistic note.

Peter Bradshaw 14 Mar 2013

This film reminds us that admiring the health service has become a distinctively patriotic virtue.

David Parkinson 10 Mar 2013

Often fascinating and impassioned, Loach's doc lapses into polemic towards the end, an understandable side-effect of his granite-strong convictions.