Ken Loach
Ken Loach is a renowned British film director and screenwriter, known for his poignant social realism and commitment to portraying the struggles of the working class. With a career spanning several decades, Loach has directed acclaimed films like 'Kes', 'The Wind That Shakes the Barley', and 'I, Daniel Blake', which have earned him numerous awards, including the Palme d'Or at Cannes. His work often highlights social issues, exploring themes of poverty, injustice, and class struggle, making him a significant figure in British cinema and a voice for the marginalized.
Born on Jun 17, 1936 (88 years old)
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Taiwan:
Ken Loach called on people to honor Fatima Hassouna and fellow Palestinian journalists.
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United Kingdom:
Ken Loach's work, Cathy Come Home, led to significant social housing reforms.
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Monaco:
Ken Loach is a past laureate of the Palme d’or, revealed through the festival's selections.
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United Kingdom:
Ken Loach has focused on class and class warfare in his films since the 1960s.
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Serbia:
Ken Loach directed a powerful historical drama that explores conflicts within Irish society.
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Spain:
Ken Loach dedicated his latest film to racism against Syrian refugees in England.
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United Kingdom:
On Falling is produced by Ken Loach’s Sixteen Films.
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Switzerland:
Ken Loach is another director who endorsed the documentary in an open letter to the BBC.
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Uruguay:
Sean Baker cites Ken Loach as one of his influences in filmmaking.
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Ireland:
Produced by Sixteen Films, which was cofounded by Ken Loach and his producer Rebecca O’Brien.
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