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  1. My Beautiful Laundrette is a play by Hanif Kureishi adapted from his screenplay for the 1985 film of the same name. The film was highly successful and became internationally known. Production history [ edit ]

  2. In its 98-minute runtime, My Beautiful Laundrette manages to weave a relentlessly funny social commentary about class politics, sexuality, sexism, and immigration without feeling too messy. Several interconnecting characters and storylines represent different aspects of England's diverse communities in the mid-1980s.

  3. R. Orion Classics. 1 h 37 m. Summary An ambitious Pakistani Briton and his white boyfriend strive for success and hope when they open a glamorous laundromat. Comedy. Drama. Romance. Directed By: Stephen Frears.

  4. My Beautiful Laundrette is set within the Asian community in South London during the Thatcher years, and displays those values of money but 'anybody can make it.'. Omar gains the running of his uncle Nasser's laundrette. He is helped by his friend Johnny who is an outsider, white but not entirely accepted by either the white or Asian Londoners.

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  6. In a (dis)United Kingdom overwhelmed by greed, a cannibal restaurant becomes the latest craze in Eat the Rich (1987). During a street fight, Omar bumps into his former lover Johnny. The two rekindle the romance between them and manage Omar’s uncle’s laundrette, but various social issues stand in their way of success.

  7. Jul 27, 2015 · 4. Director Stephen Frears was inspired by Wim Wenders’s Paris, Texas when he devised the use of the two-way mirror in the laundrette. 5. My Beautiful Laundrette was originally made for UK television’s Channel 4. That network, made possible by the deregulation of the Margaret Thatcher era, ironically ended up giving voice to those hardest ...