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Look at Life: There Ought to Be a Law is a 1968 comedy that explores unusual laws and their consequences. This film offers a unique lens on legal absurdities that might surprise viewers and provoke thought.
This film is part of the Look at Life series, which has a certain niche appeal among collectors of British cinema. It’s not the easiest title to find on physical media, and while the series as a whole garners interest, this particular entry sometimes flies under the radar. As with many short subjects from the era, it's a bit of a mixed bag in terms of availability, so if you're into collecting oddities from the 60s, this one could pique your interest.
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Look at Life: There Ought to Be a Law is a comedy.
Look at Life: There Ought to Be a Law was released in 1968.
The film was produced by Littleton Park Film Productions.
The top cast members include Sam Kydd and Brian Hewitt-Jones.
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