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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
Entertainment
Amy Walker

'I couldn't afford the cinema as a kid but now I'm working with Peaky Blinders and Brassic stars on the world stage'

For Jack Clarke, film was always a constant.

From the age of 13, he would go to his local Salford Precinct and buy as many DVDs as possible. Often buying the weird and wonderful over the box office hits, his love for film making only grew into a passionate hobby and future career prospect.

Now, after a long five years in the making, Jack, 24, has helped create an award-winning feature length film which is making waves across the industry with its diverse take on men’s mental health and its focus on Greater Manchester hotspots.

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