Director: Marc Isaacs
Year: 2001
Country: UK
Language: English
Length: 25 mins
Format: PAL | R0
Colour: Colour
Aspect Ratio: 1.33: 1
Certificate: E

Synopsis

Marc Isaacs worked as an assistant to acclaimed filmmaker Pawel Pawlikowski, who encouraged Isaacs to make his own film. The result was Lift, and from that debut onwards Isaacs has shown a great capacity to empathise with the protagonists of his films. Never judging by appearances, Isaacs' skill at getting to know the characters becomes part of the narrative of the film, and their (and our) prejudices and preconceptions are challenged by the reality he finds.

Strong human characters are at the heart of all of Isaacs' work and, in these three films, he creates a succession of deeply moving portraits, piecing together a unique vision of modern Britain.

Special Features

- Newly filmed interview with director Marc Isaacs.
- New digital transfer from original materials, approved by the director.
- Booklet featuring essays by Nick Fraser and writer Graeme Hobbs.
- Optimal quality dual-layer disc.