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Poor To Porsche1980’s Britain, a country under Margaret Thatcher, the decade of the Falklands war, Charles and Diana, IRA bombings, yuppies, the mobile phone, BMX bikes, New Romantics, U2 and Band Aid. A nation torn apart by economic divide and whilst the South ‘never had it so good’; the North was besieged by unemployment, miners strikes, poverty and ever increasing political unrest.
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Life Is Not The Movies |
Behind the camera
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"For me, life and the world is all about people, all about relationships, all about equality and all about brotherhood.
A film set is a micro version of that, which is why I love my job and am very good at it - my commitment to those relationships and people and my love of collaboration equates to everyone being inspired to be the amazing everything that they are." Explains Otto Bathurst - Film and TV Director Film is a supremely powerful medium and it is the absolute responsibility of a film-maker to try to offer a different way. To stand back and watch brilliant people, being brilliant is an honour, which I deeply, and vocally appreciate. Many, many crew members have become life-long friends way beyond the job and often still tell me how much us working together inspired them and changed things in their life. read more . . . |
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