Charlotte Regan makes her feature film debut with Scrapper.
In fact, Regan purposefully injected joy into the film and is keen to move away from that narrow definition anyway.‘Whenever you see working-class characters, the story is that they are working class and it becomes about that, whereas we just wanted Georgie to be Georgie and the world to just be the world, and the class thing exists outside of that.
She also admits that she doesn’t ‘really think of the intention or the audience response when writing’ as it stands, but one goal she is clear on is the hope that her work ‘makes people a bit happier’. Regan hadn’t realised that was the memo, saying ‘it’s only scary when I hear those things’ – however she muses on the industry’s habit of comparing female filmmakers with each other. Whereas male filmmakers may be put into rough stylistic categories headed upDo you plan on watching Scrapper?She explained: ‘I don’t even necessarily know what that means.
Scrapper producer Fassbender poses with director Andrea Arnold and Fish Tank co-stars, Harry Treadaway and Kierston Wareing, at Cannes Film Festival in 2009
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