Ray & Liz

Set in the outskirts of Birmingham, Ray & Liz depicts the life of the Billingham family as they navigate extreme rituals and social taboos. The film unfolds in three episodes, offering a powerful evocation of childhood experiences shaped by neglect and hardship. It reflects on themes of alcoholism and the struggles faced by working-class families during the 1980s.

The film features a runtime of 107 minutes and includes keywords such as tape recorder, neglected child, and council estate, which contribute to its gritty narrative. It paints a vivid picture of life in a Black Country council flat, providing insight into the challenges and dynamics of the family unit.