Poor Cow
Director Ken Loach's theatrical debut film is this gritty account of a young London woman (Carol White) trying to cope in squalor while her husband (John Bindon) is in jail. Clutching on any slight chance of happiness, she has a promiscuous relationship with his best friend (Terence Stamp) which in turn leads to heartbreaking consequences.
Year: 1967
Genre: Art House Cinema
Country: UK
Director: Ken Loach
Starring: Terence Stamp, Carol White, Malcolm McDowell
Duration: 101 Minutes
Rating: M
6.9/10
Location in store: Highlights
This DVD requires a multi-zone DVD player
AVAILABILITY
DVD AVAILABLE NOW!
Permanent Collection
For in-store pickup reservations please call 03 3650 615
ALICE ALSO SUGGESTS:
Kes (1969)
A charming, caring chronicle of the boyhood experiences of Billy, a Northern England miner's son who...
Cathy Come Home (1966)
"Cathy Come Home" is probably the most famous British television play ever, watched by a quarter of...
Borstal Boy (2000)
Based on Irish playwright/revolutionary Brendan Behan's autobiographical tale but blending in elemen...
Made in Britain (1983)
Academy Award nominee Tim Roth, made his unforgettable film debut as Trevor, a ferocious, teenage sk...
The Child ( L'Enfant ) (2005)
Sofia and her boyfriend Bruno are two irresponsible teens living on the bottom rung of the social la...
The Angry Silence (1960)
Screenwriter Bryan Forbes won a BAFTA and was nominated for an Oscar for this gritty union story abo...
A Way of Life (2004)
A moving and unavoidably grim look at the life of a teen mother and her friends who can see no way o...
C-uClw~~0_35.jpg)
Charlie Bubbles (1967)
Albert Finney both directs and stars in the "alienation" comedy-drama Charlie Bubbles. The eponymous...
Rosie (2018)
The story of an Irish mother trying to protect her family after their landlord sells their rented ho...
Herself (2020)
The story of an Irish mother trying to protect her family after their landlord sells their rented ho...
The Justice of Bunny King (2021)
A triumph over adversity tale about women fighting their way back from the bottom of society.