For All The Tea In England, short film (part 1) directed by Kerry McLeod

Director: Kerry McLeod
Producer: Anton Califano

A tea-break sized glimpse into the many and varied ways that Britains favourite brew is enjoyed today and its not always a simple case of tea bag and milk. In so many ways, the image of tea as something quintessentially British is synonymous with a sepia-toned image of our nation whether tea cosies in a working class home or a group of ladies sipping tea from fine china. Yet with nearly every nation on the planet now represented in this country, how true does that image remain?

Producer: Anton Califano
Director: Kerry McLeod
Director of Photography: Donald Ng
Editor: Napoleon Stratogiannakis
Composer: Graham Jeffery
Sound recordists: Darko Mocilnikar & Fabrice Pougnard
Sound editor: Fabrice Pougnard
Funded by Newham Film Fund & Film London
Executive Producer: Jules Hussey

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• for all the tea in england
• tea
• teabag
• drink
• teabreak
• jasmine
• cha
• British
• English
• kerry mcleod
• anton califano
• documentary
• short film
• party
• making
• china
• boston
• blending
• blends
• tea leaves

[romanpr1nce]

i don't know anyone english or otherwise who actually thinks tea came from england.

but interesting documentary all the same.

i don't drink my tea with milk or sugar. i drink green tea or different herbal kinds.

every now and then i drink old grey with milk n sugar. :)