Nudism, Children’s Games & Racist Tories: Britain Through the Eyes of Daniel Farson
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As the BFI releases it's second volume of films by broadcaster Daniel Farson, Juliet Jacques looks back to a mid-century UK at once start startlingly different and also, perhaps, disturbingly similar to our own
The British Film Institute’s two volumes of ITV programmes ask us to spend a lot of time with Daniel Farson. The broadcaster built a reputation in the late 1950s as a fearless interviewer of ordinary and extraordinary people, in stark contrast to the deferential style set by the BBC. This
The British Film Institute’s two volumes of ITV programmes ask us to spend a lot of time with Daniel Farson. The broadcaster built a reputation in the late 1950s as a fearless interviewer of ordinary and extraordinary people, in stark contrast to the deferential style set by the BBC. This
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