All Systems Go! was broadcast in 1973 as part of the BBC's documentary series One Pair of Eyes.
Celluloid Wicker Man says it:
feels more like a beautiful, art-house essay film, full of folklore and landscape, and soundtracked by Malcolm Clarke of the Radiophonic Workshop. It not only puts Red Shift completely into perspective (having been made a whole six years earlier) but it is also an essential viewing for fans of Garner.
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A visionary writer responsible for some of the most thought-provoking literature of last 60 years. As an English teacher I taught the brilliant Elidor for many years but his greatest achievement was The Owl Service. A weird and almost hallucinatory novel. I have written at length about the brilliant and strange 1969 TV adaptation in my blog at Genxculture.com.
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