England ’Til I Die review - a chilling portrait of a town turning on its neighbours
A new Channel 4 documentary titled 'England ’Til I Die' examines the rise of far-right anti-immigration activism in the UK through the lens of a local man in Sussex. The film explores the social tensions and vigilante tactics emerging in communities affected by the current asylum system.
Why it matters
It provides a cultural critique of increasing societal polarization and the mainstreaming of far-right rhetoric in British local communities.
Liam Tomsett in England ’Til I Die. Photograph: Channel 4 Liam Tomsett in England ’Til I Die. Photograph: Channel 4 TV review Television Review England ’Til I Die review – a chilling portrait of a town turning on its neighbours Film-maker Jamie Roberts follows a Sussex man’s journey into the far right. If it wasn’t so horrific, parts could feel like they’d been written by Chris Morris
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