Part three of ‘Dude, Where’s My Class?’ – a series of stories by Andrew Gladman, looking at the forgotten British working class.
The following is a work of fiction based on too many true stories.
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‘Dude, Where’s My Class?’ – Rail Against Them
Part two of ‘Dude, Where’s My Class?’ – a series of stories by Andrew Gladman, looking at the forgotten British working class.
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‘Dude, Where’s My Class?’ – Big Nylon Turd
Part one of ‘Dude, Where’s My Class?’ – a series of stories by Andrew Gladman, looking at the forgotten British working class.
The following is a work of fiction based on hundreds of true stories.
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Getting Set Ready with NYFA
I was recently fortunate enough to be accepted by the National Youth Film Academy onto the ten-day Set Ready course, aimed at helping young filmmakers find their way into the industry.
The Classist Problem of ‘Wuthering Heights’
Emily Brontë’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ is widely regarded a classic of English literature but, sadly, the most English thing about it may be its entrenched class prejudices.
Inspirations: ‘The Room’
“YOU ARE TEARING ME APART, LISA!” How the worst film ever made inspired me. Bear with me on this.
Inspirations: ‘Trainspotting’
“Well, ah choose no tae choose life.” What I’ve learnt from Irvine Welsh’s whirlwind novel, ‘Trainspotting’, and Danny Boyle’s groundbreaking film adaptation.
Where Have I Been? Writing a Film and Trying to Live…
Having vanished from the Internet somewhat as of late, I thought it time I explain what the hell I’ve been doing and why on Earth I’m trying to write a feature film.
Atomic Blonde: The Heat is on in the Coldest City
A brutal, bloody adrenaline rush through an aesthetic wonderland, ‘Atomic Blonde’ is a masterpiece crafted in the hottest corners of the coldest city. Includes SPOILERS.
Why I Willingly Bought ‘Power Rangers’ on DVD
My thoughts on why this year’s ‘Power Rangers’ reboot was better than it had any right to be.
The Wordologist 