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With films like SECRETS & LIES, HAPPY-GO-LUCKY and NAKED, writer/director Mike Leigh has been called "the unsparing poet of the British working class" (Rolling Stone). And with this overlooked classic - made between his Oscar®-winning TOPSY-TURVY and Oscar®-nominated VERA DRAKE - Leigh explores the anger, alienation and broken dreams that define the everyday lives of three families in a low-income London housing project. Timothy Spall (SWEENEY TODD, the HARRY POTTER movies), Oscar® nominees Lesley Manville (2017: Actress in a Supporting Role, PHANTOM THREAD) and Sally Hawkins (2017: Actress in a Leading Role, THE SHAPE OF WATER), Ruth Sheen (ANOTHER YEAR), Daniel Mays (1917, DES) and Emmy® winner James Corden star in "Mike Leigh's masterpiece" (Taste Of Cinema) - winner of two 2003 London Critics Circle Awards including British Film Of The Year - newly scanned from the original negative.

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Bonus Materials

• Writer/Director Mike Leigh On ALL OR NOTHING
• Cinematographer Dick Pope On ALL OR NOTHING
• Love Thy Neighbour — Interviews With Actors Marion Bailey, James Corden, Lesley Manville, Daniel Mays And Ruth Sheen

Sales Points

• All star cast includes Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water), Timothy Spall (Sweeney Todd), Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread) and James Corden (The Late Late Show with James Corden, Cats).
• Written and Directed by seven-time Academy Award Nominee Mike Leigh (Secrets & Lies, Topsy Turvy)
• 82% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 92 reviews, with an average rating of 7.1/10
• WINNER: London Film Critics Circle Award for Best British Film of the Year!
• Mike Leigh was nominated for 'All or Nothing' for Best Director at the European Film Awards.
• 'All or Nothing' was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival.

Press Quotes

One of Mike Leigh's very best films... Leigh clearly loves these people and cares for them. They are real as few movie characters ever are.

     —Roger Ebert

A remarkable work... Mike Leigh's bracing and ultimately humanistic symphony, exquisitely textured and up there with his best.

     —The Washington Post