Poor Cow (1967)
London in the 1960's: this is an account of a young woman trying to cope while her husband, a small time thief, is in jail. Clutching at any slight chance of happiness, she has a promiscuous relationship with his best friend which in turn leads to heart breaking consequences.
Poor Cow is a poignant, controversial slice of raw social realism, and in true Loach style, is an imaginative exploration of the thin line separating fiction and real-life.
Production Credits
| Director: | Ken Loach |
| Producer: | Joseph Janni |
| Screenplay by: | Nell Dunn, Ken Loach (based on the novel by Nell Dunn) |
| Music by: | Donovan |
| Camera: | Brian Probyn |
| Editor: | Roy Watts |
| Production Design: | Bernard Sarron |
Cast
| Joy | Carol White |
| Tom | John Bindon |
| Dave | Terence Stamp |
| Beryl | Kate Williams |
| Aunt Emm | Queenie Watts |

