I, Daniel Blake

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Principal photography began in October 2015 in Newcastle upon Tyne and the surrounding area. The film was produced by Rebecca O'Brien for Sixteen Films, Why Not Productions and Wild Bunch with the support of the British Film Institute and BBC Films.

Directed byKen Loach
Produced byRebecca O'Brien
Written byPaul Laverty
Starring
Music byGeorge Fenton
CinematographyRobbie Ryan
Edited byJonathan Morris

Production companies:

- British Film Institute (BFI)
 - Why not productions
 - Wild Bunch
 - BBC films...
      Productions:         
          - Nativity!
          - Sully
          - The Lady in the Van
          - City of tiny lights
          - Victoria and Abdul
          - What we did on our holiday
          - The falling
          - Mrs. Browns Boys D'movie

BFI:

Ken Loach’s welfare state drama I, Daniel Blake leads the charge after the announcement of the nominations for the 2016 British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs), with seven nominations including nods for best British independent film, best director and best screenplay. Its stars Hayley Squires and Dave Johns are also nominated twice each – as best actress and actor, and going head to head as best newcomer.
Close at its heels with six nominations apiece are American Honey, Adult Life Skills, Under the Shadow and Notes on Blindness. Zombie apocalypse drama The Girl with All the Gifts is nominated in four categories.

Distributed by:

 - eOne Films (UK)
 - Le Pacte (France)

I, Daniel Blake producer Rebecca O’Brien has warned that co-productions are becoming trickier for UK film-makers. Ken Loach’s Palme d’Or-winner was a UK, French and Belgium co-production has been putting together similar international deals for the last 25 years.

Ken Loach:

He made this movie because he saw the unfairness of how certain people can be treated, and this is what is happening in life at the moment. For example, there was a man who had a serious injury and he needed an ambulance but he didn't get into the ambulance because he was scared they would keep him over night and then he would miss his appointment at the job centre.

Finances:


Domestic Box Office$260,354
International Box Office$8,930,966
Worldwide Box Office$9,191,320

 Daniel Blake has opened with  £404,000 from 94 cinemas, and £445,000 including previews. Stripping out the previews, site average is £4,298.

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