The award-winning British drama film I, Daniel Blake powerfully depicts the struggles of ordinary people against bureaucratic welfare systems. This masterpiece by Ken Loach follows Daniel Blake, a 59-year-old joiner seeking state support after illness, and his friendship with a struggling single mother Katie, delivering a stark commentary on the impact of government austerity in I, Daniel Blake.
• The film exemplifies Ken Loach's social realism in filmmaking, focusing on working-class experiences and social issues
• It achieved both critical acclaim and commercial success, grossing £11 million worldwide
• The marketing strategy combined traditional methods with innovative community-focused approaches
• The film received a 15 certificate from BBFC despite containing challenging content