Feeling Shifty?
August 21, 2009
Here at Cargo we’re big fans of independent cinema. We’re also fans of all things home-grown. So, in that case, what could be better than Shifty – one of the best independent British films of the decade?
This hard-hitting, intelligent drama made for an amazing £100,000 shows that there’s much more to British film than corsets, Vinnie Jones and Danny ‘F*cking’ Dyer.
To celebrate the release of the DVD we’ve teamed up with Boxfresh to offer you some quite considerable goodies. So, for your chance to win a full Boxfresh outfit, as well as a whole host of Shifty merchandise, just post a comment below in response to the following question:
What’s your favourite British film? (and summarise the plot in ten words)
The best 5 answers will receive a copy of the DVD, and one of these will receive a full Boxfresh outfit (trainers and all) plus a signed copy of the DVD and the poster.
Competition CLOSED.
Good luck!
Gotta be Clockwork Orange
Hard hitting, balls to the wall, flat out horror.
Trainspotting: Scottish junkies misbehave before heading to London loaded with cash.
Dead Man’s Shoes
Angry northerner goes mad and kills some non-angry northerners
This is England
Classic period drama, boy meets girl (with some skinhead stuff).
Withnail and I:
Desperately failing actors retreat to countryside for hilariously awkward misadventures.
The Italian Job (1969 Obv.)
Bank Robbery, Three Mini’s, Crazy stunt driving and Mr Kane.
dirty pretty things: sell your organs for a british passport or just die
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Cockney loses at poker, plots complex theft to recoup cash.