I remember this film being highly anticipated as the film’s director, Chris Morris, had not produced any public work for a while. The tale of four radical Islamists with plans to commit terrorist atrocities in London, ‘Four Lions’ was criticized for being insensitive as, of course, this did actually happen. All the more bizarre, the film was a comedy. An example of a crossover film for the Duke’s, ‘Four Lions’ was also released at Brighton’s Odeon and Cineworld cinemas. Lucy Westcott
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Four Lions 2010
‘Four Lions’ (2010) directed by Chris Morris
I remember this film being highly anticipated as the film’s director, Chris Morris, had not produced any public work for a while. The tale of four radical Islamists with plans to commit terrorist atrocities in London, ‘Four Lions’ was criticized for being insensitive as, of course, this did actually happen. All the more bizarre, the film was a comedy. An example of a crossover film for the Duke’s, ‘Four Lions’ was also released at Brighton’s Odeon and Cineworld cinemas. Lucy Westcott