This comprehensive 4-DVD collection issued by the British Film Institute sees the long overdue release of the work of controversial British independent filmmaker Richard Woolley. In these stylistically and politically radical films Woolley explores themes of class and gender in contemporary society, and offers the viewer an uncompromising and thought-provoking perspective on the world around them. 

 

The films included here are Illusive Crime (1976), Telling Tales (1978), Brothers and Sisters (1981), Waiting for Alan (1984) and Girl from the South (1988). 

 

The collection also includes two early experimental short films Kniephofstrasse (1973) and Drinnen und Draussen (Inside and Outside) (1974), as well as interviews with the director.