Brand new, unopened!! "Poor Cow ('68 UK)" Carol White / Terence Stamp / Ken Loach Price: ¥5,800 + tax He stole a bouquet for me. Joy, a woman who struggles to live, wavering between dreams and reality, asks us, who live in this era! Ken Loach, director who has won the Palme d'Or (Grand Prize) twice at the Cannes Film Festival, and his memorable feature film debut! Ken Loach, who is still releasing new works even after turning 80, is a master who has consistently made films from a liberal standpoint since his debut and is respected by filmmakers around the world. The warmth of the director's gaze, quietly watching Joy, a woman who tries to live while wavering between dreams and reality, still shines immortal brilliance even after more than half a century, giving us emotion. Terence Stamp, who played Dave, won the Best Actor Award at the Cannes Film Festival for "The Collector" (63), in which he later played a psycho killer, and is a charismatic figure with a brilliant career from art films such as "Priscilla" (94) and "Star Wars Episode 1" (99) to Hollywood blockbusters. Carol White, who played Joy, won the Best Actress Award at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival for this film. In the film, Donovan, a legend in the rock world who was also acquainted with John and Paul of the Beatles, sings in a gentle voice, wrapping the lives of the working class in London in the mid-60s. 【STORY】 Joy, 18, born into the working class of London, marries Tom, a young man who makes a living by stealing, and becomes pregnant and gives birth. However, Tom is indifferent to the baby and soon starts hitting her. One day, after a series of troubles, Tom is arrested, and Joy is taken care of by her aunt. Then Dave, who was her husband's friend, visits her. Eventually, she is attracted to the kind Dave and spends happy days with him, but he is also arrested. While continuing to write letters to Dave in prison, Joy struggles to live with her young son, Johnny... <Cast> Terence Stamp, Carol White, John Bindon, Queeni Watts, Kate Williams ●Director/Screenplay: Ken Loach ●Original Work/Screenplay: Nell Dunn ●Production: Joseph Janni ●Photography: Brian Probyn ●Music: Donovan