Kes

“[Kes] still cries its authentic song of rage. It still cuts like a knife. Those mines may have been harsh and dangerous, but they also offered living wages, dignity, the basis of a community. Now they’ve largely disappeared. What has replaced them?...Loach – God bless him – is still as busy as ever, still chronicling the cruelties of capitalism, still championing the resourcefulness and bravery of those poor people who refuse to buckle down and know their place in society.”