The White Bus (1967)

I’ve watched The White Bus in full twice this week and you know what? I still haven’t a clue what it’s actually about. Not that it matters, this mini movie is a joy on the eye and well worth 40 or so minutes of your time.

It certainly has an impressive pedigree. Based on a short story by Salford author Shelagh Delaney (the woman behind A Taste Of Honey) and with an original working title of Red, White and Zero, it was set to be one part of a trio of shorts, but due to budget problems and timing, the parts by Karel Reisz and Tony Richardson never happened. So ... Read more »