Whether you are rich or poor, you can emphasise with this movie. I was gripped early on, realising that this is again some of the "best of British"... Myself growing up alongside the punk era, Tim Roth was an icon in "Made in Britain". Hence, Jack Roth is uncanny in appearance and sound whereby you can hear and see Tim in so much of what Jack portrays. The filming was excellent, the cast was perfect and although it was close to the truth, it's only a movie ;) What I felt was glimmers of a revolution or upheaval when facing the real struggles of day to day life of being working class and discarded like chattel... Simply stated this is social commentary in the moment and on point... Both clever, witty and able to see the perspective from alternate aspects. What I felt was this is just the beginning and a prologue to more in depth work to come. It feels like a revolution of consciousness that spans out into potential reality, that people wake up and work to the cause of equilibrium and a more just society of self governing...
Review of Us and Them
