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Make Me a Tory is a British film of genre Documentary

Make Me a Tory (2007)

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Length 24minutes
Rating69% 3.451713.451713.451713.451713.45171

Make Me a Tory is a 2007 British authored documentary film directed by Daniel Cormack for Channel 4.

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The film opens with Daniel Cormack returning to the area of South London in which he grew up and reflecting on how the influence of that predominantly left-wing environment formed his political views. In spite of being born in 1979 as one of "Thatcher's children", the "thought of nailing his colours to the Tory mast" seems "nothing short of horrific". Nonetheless, since casting his first vote at the age of 18 in the Labour landslide of 1997 he has become increasingly disillusioned with the Labour government and wonders if he can "do the unthinkable and turn Tory".

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