- 1983- House of the long Shadows- directed by Pete Walkers
- 1995- The english man who went up a hill but came down a mountain- directed by Christopher Monger- starring Hugh Grant
- 2003- I'll be there- directed by scottish comedian Craig Ferguson- starring welsh singer Charlotte Church
- 2008- The edge of love- starring Matthew Rhys, kiera knightly and sienna Miller- directed by John Maybury and set in swansea, South Wales
- 2007- The Baker- directed by Gareth Lewis
- 2006- Little White Lies-directed by Caradog W. James
- 1962- Only Two Can Play- starring Peter sellers- directed by Sidney Gilliat
- 1944- The Halfway House- directed by Basil Dearden
- 1949- A Run For Your Money- directed by Charles Frend
- 1932- The Old Dark House- directed by James Whale
- 1996- August- directed by Margam, Starring Anthony Hopkins and set in North wales
- Catherine Zeta Jones- No Reservations, Ocean's twelve, American's Sweethearts and Titanic
- Charlotte Church- I'll be there, Heartbeat, Touched by an angel
- Keith Allen- Robin Hood, The good night, The others, Trainspotting (Very British Film)
- Anthony Hopkins- The Wolfman, Hannibal, Mission Impossible 2, The Silence of the lambs
- Clinton Greyn, Anthony O'Donnel, Owain Yeoman, Rachel Roberts and Helen Griffin
Notable Directors
- Peter Greenaway- The Marriage, Nightwatching, The Bridge
- Christopher Monger- A sense of wonder, Waiting for the light, The english man who went up a hill but came down a mountain- starring Hugh Grant.
Useful Resources on the cinema of this nation
- IMDB.com
- Wikipedia.com
Key Themes in These Films
- Alot of these films centre around a male protagonist
- The setting is usually in the country not a big city like london
- Alot of the films have a theme of conflict and war, especially the older films
- The films tend to concentrate on the working class characters
