Wow...

it's probably because it deals with a culture that caused a lot of friction and a lot of embaressment to most britons nowadays
i don't think we should forget it but we should not idolize it
did you know that most german history books cover very little between 1939-1945

its a good film made in a bad time(thanks to thatcher) it was true to life and why would anyone want to forget an eara like that maybee if we didnt forget things wouldnt be as they are now

I saw this film almost 20 years ago when I was 15. I asked many people throughout the years if they'd heard of it. None had, so I'm glad it's finally become available and I can talk about it with others.

It blew my mind when I first saw it and I was glued to the screen. It filled me with the electricity of watching something forbidden. At first I thought it was a documentary, following this magnetic wacko like a tiger on the loose. I waited for him to attack the camera man who seemed to try to cage him into the frame. Trevor served as a triumphant contrast to the well-meaning but impotent cogs in the social mechanism around him. The muted lighting and minimal budget makes it all the more penetrating!



"And a Happy New Year to you, George Bailey.... in jail!"

It stands the test of time, for sure.

Yes,an early bit of actor Tim Roth's genius and range,in an honest film from
another viewpoint.Nothing to be ashamed of,once one realizes that freedom of speech be it newspaper or theater.
Sean Chapman was brilliant.Alan Clarke,hats off and David Leyland made it all possible.
A film buff,I am keenly aware of it being a movie and not a campaign.
A moment of silence on my part on the passing of Roger Ebert,a dear friend.
R.I.P. Rog.

I saw Made In Britain for the first time a few days ago on you tube. What a powerful film that was...WOW!! I read that the director would purposely make Tim real mad so he would take all his rage from the abuse and bullying he suffered from his real life childhood and incorporate it into the movie. I think Tim did an awesome job of that! The intensity of his rage was so strong and powerful I could actually feel it!! I do feel sad that Tim had to go through such a painful childhood, no child should have to go through that...but he sure turned out to be a hell of an actor and quite handsome as well! Good for you Tim, Love and God Bless You! And now, I'm going to buy the dvd. :)