Explore the groundbreaking investigative work of Daniel Farson, a larger-than-life fixture of 1950s Soho, in this dual format collection showcasing his innovative and eccentric television films. Farson reshaped screen reportage with his direct, dynamic independent television work for Associated-Rediffusion in the late 1950s and early 1960s, finding widespread fame and acclaim. This set presents a carefully-curated selection of his important, often little-seen output, reflecting his eclectic talent across topical matters of post-war Britain.

• Showcases the innovative, eccentric, and outstanding work of investigative journalist Daniel Farson.
• Features films covering topical matters of a post-war Britain undergoing complex social change.
• Presented in a Dual Format Edition for viewing flexibility.
• Total run time of 3 hours and 44 minutes.

This two-item dual format set includes:

• DVD copy of Daniel Farson's Guide to Britain Vol. 2
• Blu-ray copy of Daniel Farson's Guide to Britain Vol. 2

Includes the following films:

• Out of Step: Tune in to Nature’s Radio (1957, 14 mins)
• Out of Step: Nudism (1957, 14 mins)
• Out of Step: One Man Against the World (1957, 15 mins)
• Out of Step: The Seventh Day (1957, 14 mins)
• Keeping in Step: Children’s Parties (1958, 14 mins)
• Keeping in Step: This England (1958, 14 mins)
• This Week: Teenage Girls (1958, 4-minute extract)
• People in Trouble: Unmarried Mothers (1958, 14 mins)
• People in Trouble: Sex Education (1958, 14 mins)
• Success Story: The Craddocks (1959, 13 mins)
• Success Story: Lady Lewisham (1959, 14 mins)
• Success Story: Harry Edwards (1959, 14 mins)
• Pursuit of Happiness: Rags to Glamour (14 mins)
• Something to Say: Shirley Bassey (28 mins)
• Living For Kicks (1960, 38 mins)

• Audio commentaries on selected programmes (titles to be confirmed).
• Includes newly created optional English descriptive subtitles.

• Brand: Bfi
• Format: DVD + Blu-ray (Dual Format Edition)
• Language: English
• Aspect Ratio: 16
• Total Run Time: 3 hours and 44 minutes
• Rated: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Release Date: 7 September 2026
• Contributors: Various (director), Various (actor)

Discover the compelling and curious eye of Daniel Farson as he tackles contemporary hot-potatoes in this essential collection of his pioneering television journalism.