I’ll be giving a talk about the great TV writer Nigel Kneale at the BFI Southbank this Sunday the 26th, after a showing of the rarely-screened 1965 production of his adaptation of 1984. I’ll also be signing copies of my BFI Film Classics book on Quatermass and the Pit. Details here and here. 
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