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Anderson, Lindsay
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Anderson, Lindsay

(born April 17, 1923, Bangalore, India—died Aug. 30, 1994, near Angoulême, Fr.) English critic and director. He was a founding editor of the film magazine Sequence, and from 1948 he directed a series of documentaries, including Thursday's Children (1955, Academy Award). He coined the term “Free Cinema” for the British cinematic movement inspired by John Osborne's play Look Back in Anger. His first feature film, This Sporting Life (1963), is a classic of the British social realist cinema. He directed several theatrical productions before making his next film, If… (1968). After directing the premieres of David Storey's plays, he went on to make such films as O Lucky Man! (1973) and The Whales of August (1987).
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NEVER APOLOGIZE (15) Malcolm McDowell's documentary on director Lindsay Anderson.
NEW RELEASES .. by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
His trilogy moves at a relatively slow pace, with long takes and sparse dialogue, but when you get the hang of how deftly and economically he delivers his message, you'll see why these works, My Childhood, My Ain Folk and My Way Home, are held in such high regard - in his lifetime he was feted by Lindsay Anderson and François Truffaut.
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CAPTION(S): OVER THE RAINBOW: Witton Gilbert rod Derek Young with a superb 181b 4oz rainbow he tempted on a Yellow Bloodworm, at Stonebridge Trout Lakes; LUCKY STRIKE: Lindsay Anderson from Blyth had actually packed away his gear but decided on one Hadstone cat from Cambois beach and reeled in this 121b cod using a cocktail of ragworm, lugworm and squid
Hooked: Race is on to hook king of the river by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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