<![CDATA[I've seen the lion's share of Mike Leigh's films, and he's definitely a favorite. But have seen nothing by Loach. Are th]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Mike Leigh

NJtoTX — 14 years ago(March 03, 2012 07:55 AM)

I've seen the lion's share of Mike Leigh's films, and he's definitely a favorite. But have seen nothing by Loach. Are they similar? Which, if any Loach films are as slice-of-life as Life is Sweet, All or Nothing, Another Year, Happy-Go-Lucky etc.?
What do you recommend?
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Sweet Sixteen, Riff-raff, The Wind That Shakes the Barley, an5b4d Kes.

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I recommend Family Life, Ladybird Ladybird and My Name is Joe

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