I Want to Be Like You

The film follows Brian, who looks up to his older brother Steve, a recent army recruit. Their evening out leads them to a local coffee shop, where Brian begins to see the flaws in his brother that he previously idolized. This story captures a significant moment in their relationship, showcasing the complexities of familial bonds and the impact of personal choices.

As a drama from the 1970s, I Want to Be Like You appeals to collectors drawn to films that address the challenges of youth and identity. The performances by David Threlfall, Anne Cunningham, John Billam, and Julie Shipley contribute to the film's exploration of these themes. Collecting this film offers a glimpse into the societal issues of the time and the storytelling styles of that era.