The Old Oak

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The Old Oak is a 2023 British social-realist drama film directed by Ken Loach that explores community tensions and solidarity in a former mining town receiving Syrian refugees.

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instanceOf British film
drama film
film
social-realist film
addressesIssue loss of community spaces
poverty
racism
social inequality
centralLocation a pub called The Old Oak
cinematographyBy Robbie Ryan
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
describedAs Ken Loach’s final film
director Ken Loach
distributor StudioCanal UK
linked to: StudioCanal
editedBy Jonathan Morris
filmingLocation County Durham
northeast England
focusesOn Syrian refugees
working-class British community
genre drama
social realism
hasCharacter TJ Ballantyne
Yara
mainTheme community tensions
impact of austerity
refugee integration
solidarity
musicBy George Fenton
narrativeFocus relationship between locals and Syrian refugees
originalLanguage English
partOfFilmographyOf Ken Loach
portrays grassroots activism
post-industrial decline
xenophobia
producer Rebecca O’Brien
linked to: Rebecca O'Brien
productionCompany Sixteen Films
Why Not Productions
Wild Bunch International
releaseYear 2023
runtimeMinutes 113
screenedInSection Competition at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival
screenwriter Paul Laverty
settingLocation County Durham
former mining town
stars Claire Rodgerson
Dave Turner
Ebla Mari
worldPremiereAt 2023 Cannes Film Festival

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Sixteen Films produced The Old Oak
Paul Laverty wroteScreenplayFor The Old Oak