First PFT outing for Kes author Barry Hines, a weird, minimalist story of young Billy, a self-sufficient coal-shoveller, who falls in with the seedy Darkly (Dudley Foster), a business partner with ambitions for the lad. When a rival shoveller turns up, things get nasty. Adapted from a radio play.
Billy’s Last Stand
1971 on BBC1
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