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Film: I, Daniel Blake Categorise
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Austerity has been widely criticised for the effect is has had on people with illnesses or disabilities
One of Ken Loach’s earlier films Cathy Come Home encouraged homelessness to be debated in parliament
I, Daniel Blake was partially funded by Disney
I, Daniel Blake won eight Bafta Awards
Social Realism tends to focus on the plight of the Working Class
Austerity has led to a sharp rise in the number of people using food banks in Britain
Lead actor Dave Johns has a long history of working in film and television
Ken Loach appeared on programmes like Channel 4 News and BBC Newsnight to discuss the film
Director Ken Loach is an open supporter of the Liberal Democrats
Austerity was introduced in Britain by David Cameron’s Conservative government
The Conservative Party publicly embraced the film and admitted their mistakes
I, Daniel Blake conveys a left-wing political message
I, Daniel Blake grossed over $15 million at the box office
I, Daniel Blake was endorsed by The Daily Mail and The Sun newspaper
I, Daniel Blake was a UK/French co-production
I, Daniel Blake is a critique of the austerity measures employed by the Conservative Government
I, Daniel Blake was endorsed by Jeremy Corbyn in The House of Commons
I, Daniel Blake was supported financially by the BFI (British Film Institute)
Northern regions of the UK (e.g. Newcastle) have been hit hard by austerity
I, Daniel Blake is communist in its ideology
Social Realism is a genre that originated in the UK
I, Daniel Blake was shot on location in actual job centres, houses and libraries
Ken Loach has been directing films since the 1960s