O Lucky Man! (1973)

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Country: GB
Technical: col 174m
Director: Lindsay Anderson
Cast: Malcolm McDowell, Arthur Lowe, Ralph Richardson, Rachel Roberts, Helen Mirren

Synopsis:

A young coffee salesman embarks on a series of picaresque adventures through modern Britain, discovering that the world is no place for the idealistic.

Review:

The further career of Mick Travis, main character of ...If, this second in a loose trilogy of films lays bare on the operating table all the things Anderson considers to be wrong with the UK, with Alan Price providing musical commentary. It's a who's-who of contemporary acting talent, particularly in the domain of comedy, but the film assays all manner of registers, from the droll to the horrific. Long, self-reflexive, a tad indulgent, but shot through with brilliance. (Britannia Hospital completed the sequence, less successfully, in 1982.)

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Country: GB
Technical: col 174m
Director: Lindsay Anderson
Cast: Malcolm McDowell, Arthur Lowe, Ralph Richardson, Rachel Roberts, Helen Mirren

Synopsis:

A young coffee salesman embarks on a series of picaresque adventures through modern Britain, discovering that the world is no place for the idealistic.

Review:

The further career of Mick Travis, main character of ...If, this second in a loose trilogy of films lays bare on the operating table all the things Anderson considers to be wrong with the UK, with Alan Price providing musical commentary. It's a who's-who of contemporary acting talent, particularly in the domain of comedy, but the film assays all manner of registers, from the droll to the horrific. Long, self-reflexive, a tad indulgent, but shot through with brilliance. (Britannia Hospital completed the sequence, less successfully, in 1982.)


Country: GB
Technical: col 174m
Director: Lindsay Anderson
Cast: Malcolm McDowell, Arthur Lowe, Ralph Richardson, Rachel Roberts, Helen Mirren

Synopsis:

A young coffee salesman embarks on a series of picaresque adventures through modern Britain, discovering that the world is no place for the idealistic.

Review:

The further career of Mick Travis, main character of ...If, this second in a loose trilogy of films lays bare on the operating table all the things Anderson considers to be wrong with the UK, with Alan Price providing musical commentary. It's a who's-who of contemporary acting talent, particularly in the domain of comedy, but the film assays all manner of registers, from the droll to the horrific. Long, self-reflexive, a tad indulgent, but shot through with brilliance. (Britannia Hospital completed the sequence, less successfully, in 1982.)