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Our Business Is Fun

1975, English. Directed by Michael Whyte.

A filmic encounter with Futuristic Fred, Britain's most revered fairground artist. Captured at work decorating a ride in his studio in Streatham, London, Fred Fowle (1914-1983) pays tribute to the cinema posters, adverts and graphic novels that inspired his designs. His signature vibrant, three-dimensional style has been widely celebrated and chimes with the current resurgence of traditional steam-powered fairground rides.

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Released
1 January 1975
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United Kingdom
Written by
Michael Whyte

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Our Business Is Fun (1975) was directed by Michael Whyte and stars Fred Fowle, Edwin Hall.

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