Ken Loach, 2016
Daniel Blake (Dave Johns) is a widower and had to stop working after an attack heart. Despite his doctor not considering him fit to return to work, the evaluation committee issued an opposite opinion and, consequently, he is denied the social support he would have the right to. A bureaucratic strenuous process follows with the aim of getting the subsidy in question that provokes frustration. It’s a dense movie, leaning over about precariousness and fragility, but also on friendship.