Small Is Beautiful: The Story of the Free Cinema Films Told by Their Makers

This documentary features interviews and reflections from key figures involved in the Free Cinema movement, including Walter Lassally, Michael Grigsby, Alain Tanner, and Lorenza Mazzetti. It explores the artistic and cultural impact of the movement on British filmmaking during the 1950s and 1960s.

Produced by the BFI, this film serves as a crucial historical record for anyone interested in the evolution of independent cinema in the UK. The documentary format provides a unique perspective, presenting firsthand accounts that enrich the understanding of this influential period in film history.