Boys from the Blackstuff: Episode 1-5

Alan Bleasdale's hugely acclaimed series echoes the misery and despair of long-term unemployment. Set in Liverpool, these profoundly moving human dramas follow in turn the attempts of five working-class heroes to survive. Alan Bleasdale's "Boys from the Blackstuff" gripped televi...

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Weitere Verfasser: Saville, Philip (RegisseurIn), Salmon, Keith (Kameramann/frau), Cave, Brian (Kameramann/frau), Woolston, Paul (Kameramann/frau), Angelis, Michael (SchauspielerIn), Georgeson, Tom (SchauspielerIn), Walters, Julie (SchauspielerIn)
Format: Video Software
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: London BBC Worldwide [2003]
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Zusammenfassung:Alan Bleasdale's hugely acclaimed series echoes the misery and despair of long-term unemployment. Set in Liverpool, these profoundly moving human dramas follow in turn the attempts of five working-class heroes to survive. Alan Bleasdale's "Boys from the Blackstuff" gripped television audiences in 1982 with its bleak, fiercely funny exploration of the effect of the UK's economic depression on a group of Merseyside characters, originally introduced in his 1978 play, "The Blackstuff". Bleasdale's writing is unsparing in both its pain and its unconditional affection for characters being pushed to the very limit of civilisation. Yosser Hughes (the outstanding Bernard Hill) is still, and rightly, recognised as one of the great creations of modern television drama: a man on the brink of madness, unlikeable, ostracised, digging a deeper hole with every desperate act, but ultimately a human being deserving our sympathy. [www.amazon.co.uk]
Beschreibung:3 DVD-Videos (306 Min.) farbig

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