Nottingham’s independent bookshop | 14a Long Row, Nottingham NG1 2DH | 0115 8373097
A fascinating trip around the side streets and back to backs of working class cinema, exploring the British New Wave kitchen sink dramas of the 50s and 60s, such as Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, A Taste of Honey and This Sporting Life, to Kes, Quadrophenia and This is England. From stuffy post-war stereotypes to more ethnically diverse work and female orientated films, this is an unflinching look at a gritty sub-genre and its constant clashes with controversy, censorship and the establishment. If you’re a fan of challenging, unforgettable British movies, this book is it, all the rest is propaganda.
Andrew Graves is a poet and writer who regularly performs his work throughout the UK. His first full collection Light at the end of the Tenner, was published in 2014 and his latest collection, God Save the Teen, was released last year. He has been commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery, BBC Radio 4, Edinburgh International Literature Festival and has recently represented the East Midlands for National Poetry Day. As well as this he regularly presents cinema related courses at the Broadway Cinema in Nottingham and hosts cult film podcast Mondo Moviehouse.
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Five Leaves Bookshop
14a Long Row
Nottingham
NG1 2DH
0115 8373097