With the imminent release of Rose Matefeo’s brand new romcom Starstruck on BBC Three at the end of April, this coming year marks a watershed moment in broadcasting history with most BBC Three comedy either starring, written by or created by women. BBC Three will be the first UK channel to achieve this landmark in female representation with 58% of long-form scripted comedy written by women.
Upcoming titles include Lazy Susan, Starstruck and Ellie and Natasia plus the second series of both In My Skin and Back to Life.
In addition to this, the BBC today announces four new BBC Comedy Slices for BBC Three, all of which are written by and/or star female talent: Ladybaby, Amicable, Dinosaur and Britney, which results in the majority of comedy programmes on BBC Three now being female led.
Kate Daughton, outgoing Head of Comedy at the BBC, says: “Building on the huge success of Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Daisy May Cooper, this marks a monumental achievement and is testament to the fact the most pioneering and exciting new voices in comedy are increasingly female.”
Kate leaves the Comedy Commissioning team today having made a tremendous impact overseeing a raft of female first titles. Since Kate’s arrival in 2017 she has commissioned and nurtured Fleabag, Mum, Ghosts, Gavin & Stacey: Christmas Special (2019), This Time With Alan Partridge, Back to Life, The Goes Wrong Show, Out of Her Mind, Two Doors Down, In My Skin and Man Like Mobeen. Alongside the forthcoming Witchfinder, Alma’s Not Normal and Stephen Merchant series The Offenders (w/t).
Shane Allen, Director of BBC Comedy, says: “Five years ago there were still articles asking where all the funny women were. That hoary old nonsense can finally be dispensed with once and for all. It’s a level playing field with the most vibrant and dynamic work coming through from females writers and writer performers who are elevating the art form of comedy and expanding its horizons. As for Kate Daughton, no longer will she curse at me for loud sneezing in the office. Partly because she’s leaving and mostly because we’ve not been in the office. Truly bereft; in denial that she’s off and we’re lucky to have had her for so long.”
Charlotte Moore, Chief Content Officer, says: “Kate’s impeccable taste, whip smart comedy brain and beguiling ways with talent have had a transformative impact on the comedy output in her time here. The fact that BBC Three can claim to be the first UK channel with a majority of female led and written scripted comedy is in large part down to her vision and passion for backing genre defining female creatives. She’ll be sorely missed but thankfully leaves behind a terrific legacy of shows ahead.”
香港能拍出这样的电影，真意外，感动是真的！演员好厉害👍🏻梁仲恒绝对是影帝。
温情励志片，满满正能量❤️❤️“用力哭不如用力奔跑”喜欢这句话😇
中规中矩的励志，残疾运动员训练艰辛背后还可能面临更严峻的经济压力。但是那时候的体制并没有很好地照顾到残疾人的生活。电影是说到了一些实际的现象，故事来说就有些煽情过度了。
情感烘托还可以，但中间有几幕时间跨度大的部分有点碎
3.5.前半段原以为是一部中规中矩甚至在技法上显得陈旧的励志电影，但在后半段，出乎意料地展现了现实生活的残酷与悲哀，残疾跑步冠军也没有办法只靠着奔跑获得生活的尊严，而内心恐惧的母亲出于善良，却不断加深着家庭的矛盾与分崩离析。生了弟弟是为了照顾哥哥，想要找个对象是为了后半生的孩子有人照顾……“你的残疾是天生的没人怪你的，大家都怪我的……”“我是足球队的，不是篮球队的”……虽然技法上显得笨拙，煽情上也难免过度，但是，导演展现出的直面现实生活的朴素真诚，依旧十分打动人。只有跑起来，你才有尊严。这又是何等生活真实的悲哀呢。
吴君如真的特别有母亲味儿，电影差点火候，差在哪儿也不知道，总觉得那个情绪既不是克制，也不是奔放，就是差着一口气儿。但也确实是个不错的电影。
看哭了！觉得大家更应该关注一下残奥会，他们都太不容易了
所以我要比火车快
除了特效比较跨,还算是出色的传记片,聚焦于残障运动员这样的小众群体,每一次的进步和努力都比常人更为艰辛,同时在生活和荣耀上的抉择让人纠结,而妈妈这个角色才是影片的核心,最后两人争吵的对话是真正的高潮.
这部电影在冬残奥会期间CCTV6播出，港人的电影温情中又透出现实，因为家里经济的原因，冠军去送快递或者拍广告，又因梦想重返赛场，跑赢火车的梦想永远在心中。
某時某刻閃現出舊時港片的一點味道，但電影除了實實在在的赤誠之外，竟然意外的也相當實誠，完全沒有美化任何一個人。
吴君如很适合这种温情片。感觉弟弟有点可怜……从被生出来的动机到后面的对待都觉得有点可怜……
三星半。或许运动员传记有很多种切入法，但苏桦伟的故事确实要从妈妈讲起。
两位青年男演员刷新了我对香港演员的认知，真棒，尤其是少年那位，我从逃到尾都以为是真正的残障人士。就这精彩的表演就值得五星！！！
接着先扬后抑，夺得第一枚奥运金牌后，走向人生巅峰，参加各类运动会夺得金牌。梦想还是需要现实去支撑，生活的困顿加上年龄的限制，又回到最初的起点开始训练。
港片总多了一份细腻，这种以为是主旋律电影，却能让人有一种细腻的感觉。
很煽情，题材挺好的，演儿子的三个演员都很好，吴君如最精彩的表演竟是开头抱着孩子穿梭在乡路间，可惜后期就很套路了……两母子的戏演得很像情侣，所有镜头都怼脸拍，导致气氛很奇怪，其他的配角挺工具人的……说是传记，但总感觉像妈妈再爱我一次
全部人都唔认为你系一个普通人，你就做一个唔普通嘅人！！！
残奥赛场上当之无愧的“苏神”！片子拍得非常澎湃，儿童、少年和成年三个阶段的演员外貌和气质契合度也非常高，吴君如多年积淀的演技也让人刮目相看。
剧情顺畅煽情刚好演员表现都太棒了，就是感觉故事讲得很浅...（胡子彤真尼玛帅
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