Meantime

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Meantime is a 1983 British television film directed by Mike Leigh that portrays the bleak lives of a working-class family in Thatcher-era London.

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Meantime canonical 6
"Meantime" 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British film
drama film
television film
cinematographyBy Roger Pratt
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
depicts social alienation
unemployment
working-class life
director Mike Leigh
editor Lesley Walker
firstBroadcastYear 1983
genre drama
social realism
hasDirectorStyle improvisational acting
naturalistic dialogue
hasTheme class inequality
economic hardship
family dynamics
location London
linked to: London, England
medium television
musicBy Andrew Dickson
notableFor early performance by Gary Oldman
early performance by Tim Roth
portrayal of Thatcher-era unemployment
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork Channel 4
partOf Channel 4 television films
linked to: Channel 4
producer Graeme McDonald
productionCompany Channel 4
releaseFormat television broadcast
releaseYear 1983
runtimeMinutes 102
screenplayBy Mike Leigh
settingPeriod Thatcher-era Britain
starredActor Alfred Molina
Gary Oldman
Jeff Robert
Marion Bailey
Pam Ferris
Phil Daniels
Tim Roth
writer Mike Leigh

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Dick Pope notableWork Meantime
Mike Leigh notableWork Meantime
Mike Leigh notableWork Meantime
subject linked to: Michael Leigh
Pam Ferris notableWork Meantime
Ruth Sheen notableWork Meantime
Marion Bailey notableWork Meantime
Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall featuresPerformanceOf "Meantime"
linked to: Meantime