How to Make a Ken Loach Film

December. 01,2016      
Rating:
6.2
Trailer Synopsis Cast

This unique interactive film puts you on set with Ken Loach in production on his latest film, I, Daniel Blake. Throwing us into life on location and during pre-production, it enables you to change the course of your viewing experience by selecting inserts in which Loach and some of his key collaborators – past and present – give fascinating insights into his creative practices. (The version released on the Criterion Collection edition is only 38 minutes and doesn't include the interactive parts with interviews and illustrative scenes from previous Loach films.)

Ken Loach as  Interviewee
Paul Laverty as  Interviewee
Cillian Murphy as  Interviewee
Chris Menges as  Interviewee
Barry Ackroyd as  Interviewee
Robbie Ryan as  Interviewee
Crissy Rock as  Interviewee
Dave Johns as  Interviewee
Hayley Squires as  Interviewee
David Bradley as  Interviewee

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