Where to watch Richard Woolley in the UK
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Richard Woolley began making films at King's College London. After three years at the Royal College of Art, where Structuralism ruled the roost, he spent two years in Berlin – and a further three in the UK – developing his own fusion of formalist experiment, clear social statement and audience accessibility. In the eighties, his feature film Brothers and Sisters was well received by critics and viewers alike and his two subsequent films in that decade both sold well. In the nineties, he gave up directing – an activity he found exhausting in the extreme! – to concentrate on scripting. Since the…
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- Waiting for Alan (1984) Director
- Brothers and Sisters (1980) Director
- Girl from the South (1988) Director
- Illusive Crime (1976) Director
- Freedom (1973) Director
- Telling Tales (1978) Director
- Inside and Outside (1974) Director
- Propaganda (1973) Director
- Chromatic (1972) Director
- We Who Have Friends (1969) Director
- Kniephofstrasse (1973) Director
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