Death of England: Face to Face

This 78-minute film offers a unique perspective on contemporary societal issues through its filmed theater format. The narrative centers on Michael and Delroy as they grapple with personal and national identity during an explosive afternoon in Delroy's flat.

As a piece produced by the National Theatre, Sabel Productions, and Cuba Pictures, it combines the intensity of live performance with the accessibility of film. The story encourages a deep examination of relationships, particularly in the context of a challenging environment. Directed by Clint Dyer, the film features performances from Giles Terera, Neil Maskell, and Phil Daniels, all contributing to a compelling dialogue about the characters' connection to their country and each other.