Sean is joined by a fellow Northerner-lovely.
Catherine Warr is a historian from Leeds, who brings to light often untold or hidden history in Yorkshire and beyond. Catherine joins Sean to review one of Catherine's 'all-time favourite films', East is East (1999).
There's a lot to unpack in this film.
My Guest: More information can be found on Catherine's Website: https://www.catherinewarrshistorytours.com/
Discussion Points:
-Catherine sets out the historical context of the film.
-The relatability of the film.
-The misconception around the fabric of British society over the centuries.
-The decision of whether to follow your family's traditions or your friends.
-The children having to keep their two worlds completely apart, due to their father's controlling behaviour.
-The balanced-nature of the film.
-How great films like this can transcend cultures and divides.
Raised Questions:
-Is Enoch Powell too heavily focused upon?
-Did you know about the Bristol Bus Boycott?
Film Recommendations:
-Kes (1969).
-Bend It Like Beckham (2002).
-Blinded by the Light (2019).
Thanks for listening!
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