A deep dive into the shifting landscape of British film and music from 1975-1986. Looking for a New England explores the intersection of film, music, and television during a transformative period in British cultural history. From the decline of 'Swinging London' to the rise of punk and new wave, this book meticulously examines over 100 film and TV productions, revealing the social, political, and musical influences that shaped them. Discover the transgressive films that challenged social norms, the rise and fall of cultural icons like David Bowie, and the dystopian visions that reflected the anxieties of a nation. Perfect for readers interested in film history, music history, and British cultural studies, this exploration offers a nostalgic yet critical look at a pivotal era. Uncover the hidden connections between music, film, and society in a time of profound change.