Brassed Off director says 1996 film’s political message still resonates today
- Brassed Off marks 30 years with a Royal Albert Hall screening and live music.
- Mark Herman says the film’s themes still resonate with young audiences.
- He believes studios leave little room for similar mid-budget British films.
Mark Herman says Brassed Off has endured because its comedy and political message reach beyond its story of a Yorkshire brass band, while reflecting the lasting effects of industrial decline. As the 1996 film marks its 30th anniversary, the director says it remains relevant to younger viewers and…