Discover 'Looking for a New England,' a meticulously crafted exploration that delves deep into the vibrant world of film and television from 1975 to 1986. This 2021 publication by Oldcastle Books presents a compelling narrative that covers iconic works, from 'Slade in Flame' to 'Absolute Beginners.' The book provides a detailed analysis of transgressive films, and highlights the illustrious career of David Bowie, as well as the transformative impact of punk music on cultural landscapes. Explore the evolution of political films and the comedic genius of the era, alongside a thorough examination of the influential Joan Collins oeuvre. This enlightening read also sheds light on black cinema's emerging voices, the significance of Ireland and Scotland in cinematic storytelling, and the rise of commercial titans like Richard Branson. With its well-researched insights, 'Looking for a New England' describes over 100 film and TV productions, offering a captivating look at their literary, social, and musical influences during a time of profound change in the UK's cinema industry. This essential tome is a must-have for film enthusiasts and scholars alike, inviting you to rediscover a pivotal era in cinematic history and its cultural context.