Bronco Bullfrog (With DVD) (2 Discs) (Blu-ray)

The film, along with the lengthy short films in the extras, offers a sharp, gritty and at times hard to swallow insight into a world long gone as a whole but with remnants lingering all around the East End. As a child of the '90s, I still found numerous points of nostalgia being evoked by the simultaneous detail and simplicity of the film's composition. The plot is little more than a haphazard sketch of various, only sometimes linked events. However, that is its ugly beauty; it is through this that it conveys so pungently the life of the late 1960s East End and the style of acting is best conveyed by one of the actors: "It's not acting really, it's remembering and then jus doing what happens during the day," spoken in the thickest, most mangled cockney accent I've heard for a very long time.

Its amazing how time flies - this is a time capsule waiting to be opened. A very good film, a gem hidden for decades. More films like this BFI - the packing & info book are good as well as film quality. Well done!