# Geoff Andrew
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geoff andrew (born 1954) is a British writer and lecturer on film, and Programmer-at-large at BFI South Bank. After gaining a First in Classics at King's College, Cambridge, he was for some years programmer at London's Electric Cinema in Notting Hill, and later became the editor and chief critic of the film section of Time Out magazine.
Andrew is a regular contributor to Sight & Sound and has contributed essays and articles to many books and journals.
Michel Piccoli
Le Mépris in 1963 brought fame to Michel Piccoli. Jean-Luc Godard's new wave film was based on an Italian novel about a love triangle and power dynamics involving a playwright asked to work on a film script. Piccoli (1925-2020) went on to work with many other directors, including Buñuel, Chabrol, V…
Werner Herzog
Geoff Andrew, the BFI's programmer-at-large, and film critic Muriel Zagha sit down with EI's Deputy Editor Alastair Benn to discuss the varied, visionary and eccentric creations of the German filmmaker Werner Herzog.Credits: The audio clips at 0:07 and 4:13 are taken from Werner Herzog: Radical Dr…
Aguirre, The Wrath of God
This week we're going back to 16th-century Peru with Aguirre, The Wrath of God! Join us as we learn about Spanish women who went on expeditions, the real Lope de Aguirre, the wild stories behind the production of this film, and more!
Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of incest and…
Stranger Than Paradise (1984) | Dir. Jim Jarmusch
In this episode, we discuss Jim Jarmusch’s Stranger Than Paradise, including the film's visual style, how the film grammar supports the themes, and what differentiates Willie and Eva.
See where Stranger Than Paradise is available to watch.
Supplemental Material:
• The Criterion Collection's Stran…
Hope Works Series #3 | Matthew 25:35 | When I Was Hungry You Fed Me | Geoff Andrews | 03.08.2025
Geoff Andrews continues our Hope Works Series by telling us about The North Guildford Foodbank. He takes us through a bit of info and context about poverty and hunger around the world and in the UK, before taking us into scripture and exploring what The Bible and Jesus has to say about our relation…
What lessons can we learn from the longest-lived MP?
Earlier this year, Sir Patrick Duffy died at the remarkable age of 105. As well as being a long-serving MP, with service in the Commons from the 1960s to the 1990s, Duffy saw politics first-hand from the General Strike of 1926 to the Starmer government of today. In this episode, Richard and Lee dis…
281. The General Strike wasn’t revolutionary chaos with Geoff Andrews : Gloucester History Festival Special #1
The General Strike wasn’t revolutionary chaos—it was disciplined working-class resistance
The 1926 General Strike is often painted as Britain’s near-miss with revolution—but the reality is far more revealing, and far more powerful. In this episode of History Rage, Paul Bavill is joined by historian…
Dr Geoff Andrews – Radicals: The Working Classes and the Making of Modern Britain
Whither the Labour movement? One is struck by the heroic energy and fortitude of the working classes – working long and arduous hours, they found time and resources to educate themselves, to organise trades unions, to make brass bands and … Continue reading →
Radicals with Geoff Andrews
Ever wondered about the origins of the British Working classes and their party?
We're sitting down with Labour historian Geoff Andrews and getting a glimpse into his latest book on the Making of Modern Britain.
The book RADICALS is published by Yale University Press London.
Welcome, Geoff!
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