A Way Of Life: The Making Quadrophenia

A retrospective documentary looking back 25 years to the making of one of the most significant youth films to emerge in the UK. The documentary tells it as it happened from Franc Roddam's point of view, with contributions from the cast, including Phil Daniels, Mark Wingett and Toyah. It's interesting because it's genuine 'from the horse's mouth' background - find out why John Lydon just missed out on the Jimmy role, how the cast got their 'training' in what the 60s mod scene was all about, who trained them to dance, why Sting couldn't dance (or ride a scooter) and much more.


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Original - This Is England

Re-visiting the original that begins on a cold day in July 1983, with Shaun (Thomas Turgoose), a 12-year-old, getting in a fight at school after someone makes an offensive joke about his father who died in the Falklands War. On his way home, in an unhappy mood, Shaun runs into a group of non-racist skinheads led by Woody...