The Navigators
In South Yorkshire, a close-knit team of railway maintenance men discovers that privatisation will alter their lives forever. When the steadfast British Rail sign is replaced by a marker reading East Midland Infrastructure, it becomes clear that a new order is taking hold, with the inevitable winners and losers as downsizing and efficiency become the prevailing buzzwords.
Director(s)
Ken Loach
Where to watch
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Facts
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The film was directly inspired by the financial failure and stripping of the Connex South Central and Connex South Eastern rail franchises.
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Director Ken Loach assembled a cast blending professional actors with non-professionals recruited from the Sheffield region for authenticity.
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Andres Gomez
Movie in the good social tradition of Ken Loach which brings us to the dismantling of the public UK railway system through the decline in the living standard of the workers for the enriching of the owners of the new private companies in the name of the nonsensical liberal capitalism.
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The Navigators FAQs
Ken Loach is the director of The Navigators.
The cast of The Navigators includes Steve Huison as Jim, Dean Andrews as John, Thomas Craig as Mick, Nigel Harrison as Mr Hemmings, Andy Swallow as Len, Joe Duttine as Paul, Venn Tracey as Gerry, Sean Glenn as Harpic, Juliet Bates as Fiona, John Aston as Bill Waters, Graham Heptinstall as Owen, Angela Saville as Tracy, and more.
The duration of The Navigators is 1h 36 mins.
Yes. You can watch the The Navigators trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
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The Navigators was released on 14 Sep 2001.
The Navigators is listed under Drama on Fanbiz.
The Navigators has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Movie in the good social tradition of Ken Loach which brings us to the dismantling of the public UK railway system through the decline in the living standard of the workers for..."
1. The film was directly inspired by the financial failure and stripping of the Connex South Central and Connex South Eastern rail franchises. 2. Director Ken Loach assembled a cast blending professional actors with non-professionals recruited from the Sheffield region for authenticity.
