‘The things that connect us are fraying’: James Graham short film explores what it means to be English

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The concept of English identity has been a subject of discussion and debate in recent years, with various factors contributing to a perceived shift in what it means to be English. The National Conversation, a UK-wide initiative, aims to explore and understand the values and beliefs that unite people across the country. By releasing the short film ahead of England's first knockout game of the World Cup, the creators are tapping into a moment of national focus and shared experience.

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The Guardian

‘The things that connect us are fraying’: James Graham short film explores what it means to be English

Ahead of England’s first knockout game of the World Cup, Love Letter to England celebrates what English people have in common What does it mean to be English? Ahead of England’s first knockout game of the World Cup, Ian McKellen and the award-winning playwright James Graham have released a short film that attempts to answer that deceptively simple question. The film, Love Letter to England, explores and celebrates wh…