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Ken
Loach
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Online Event Duration:
2 hours
Venue:
Tate Britain
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Ken Loach is arguably Britain's most renowned
and most controversial director. He is internationally acclaimed
filmmaker whose radical political messages consistently provoke
strong responses. His considerable body of work, documenting British
society since the 1960s, is an acknowledged source of inspiration
to his contemporaries and to subsequent generations. From Cathy
Come Home and Kes to his most recent work such as
Hidden Agenda, he has continued to make films that are
distinctive, provocative and compelling and which have a dramatic
impact on Britain's popular consciousness.
This event is part of The
1960’s conversations.
A series of talks by leading figures from the 1960s whose influence
has endured, exploring personal recollections and the continuing
cultural influence of the decade.
* BST: British Summer
Time
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