Name: The Last of England
Genre: Drama
Released: 1987
Rating: 61.83333333333333
Cast: Tilda Swinton, Spencer Leigh, 'Spring' Mark Adley, Gerrard McArthur, Jonny Phillips

About

The artist's personal commentary on the decline of his country in a language closer to poetry than prose. A dark meditation on London under Thatcher.

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Genres: Art House Dystopian Experimental
Mood: DarkThought-ProvokingBleakDisturbingCynicalDespairing
Themes: The Human ConditionIdentity CrisisLoss Of InnocenceMoral AmbiguityPolitical UnrestSocial Criticism
Plot: Inner MonologuePersonal ReflectionPolitical UpheavalSocial Commentary
Pacing: Slow BurnDeliberate
Narrative: Nonlinear NarrativeStream Of Consciousness
Dialog: Inner MonologuePhilosophical Discussions
Time: 1980sPost-Apocalyptic Future
Place: Urban CityscapeDeserted Streets
Cinematic Style: First-Person PerspectiveSurreal ImageryBlack And White CinematographyExperimental
Costume and Set: Modern AttireUrban Decay

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Directed by:

Derek Jarman, Derek Jarman

Written by:

Derek Jarman

Produced by:

Yvonne Little, Don Boyd, Mayo Thompson

Composed by:

Simon Fisher-Turner

Cast

Tilda Swinton

The Maid

Spencer Leigh

Soldier / Various roles

Gerrard McArthur

Various roles

Jonny Phillips

Various roles (as Jonathan Phillips)

Nigel Terry

Narrator (voice)

Derek Jarman

Himself (uncredited)

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