Ken Loach reminds us that the press and broadcasters are not neutral, shaping what we hear. He sees film as a small voice trying to make a dent amid noisy media, and he stresses that actors need deep preparation to know who they are. He also calls out fake left politicians.
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Ken Loach is a film director, best known for I, Daniel Blake.
Quick Facts About Ken Loach
Born
June 17, 1936
Profession
Film Director
Notable works
I, Daniel Blake
About Ken Loach
His movies often focus on social issues such as poverty, homelessness and labour rights, reflecting his socialist perspective.