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Martin Amis's England is a 2014 documentary film helmed by Mark Kidel. It runs 55 minutes and was released on March 14, 2014.

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Novelist Martin Amis, a fierce critic of contemporary society, examines his experience of Englishness. Richly illustrated with archive footage, he reflects on a nation barely recovered from the loss of empire. Amis brings a sharp, humorous and surprisingly affectionate touch to the exploration of sex, binge drinking, football hooliganism, the idea of fair play, multiculturalism, the royal family and the tabloid press.
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What is the release date of Martin Amis's England?
Martin Amis's England was released on March 14, 2014.
How long is Martin Amis's England?
Martin Amis's England runs 55 minutes (55 minutes).
Who directed Martin Amis's England?
Martin Amis's England was directed by Mark Kidel.
What kind of movie is Martin Amis's England?
Martin Amis's England is listed on TMDB as a documentary film.
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