The Great Ealing Film Challenge 79: There Ain't No Justice (1939)
Dr Keith M. Johnston
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Posted 27.08.2012
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UK Entertainment
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Michael Balcon often identified this film as an early example of what he believed Ealing films to be capable of: a character study about (allegedly) realistic people and situations, a commentary on modern society, with a focus on community and the representation of British concerns.
