Everybody Say Cheese

The story follows Henry Hunter, a seaside photographer who travels to Margate annually for work. He stays with his friends Frank and Hylda while grappling with the decline of his trade due to the rise of instamatic cameras.

With a cast that includes Roy Kinnear, Avis Bunnage, and James Hazeldine, the film captures the essence of a bygone era in photography. The comedic elements are woven through the narrative, making it a reflection of both personal and societal changes in the 1970s.

Collectors interested in vintage TV movies or comedies from this period may find this film notable for its portrayal of changing technology and social dynamics. Its unique premise and period-specific humor contribute to its charm as a piece of media from the early '70s.