Tina Trilogy

The Tina Trilogy is a film collection comprising three films written and directed by Penny Woolcock. The series is set within a working-class community on a Leeds housing estate, with the films featuring many recurring characters drawn from the local residents themselves. Spanning from 1999 to 2006, the trilogy progresses to offer a broader perspective on the lives and interactions within this community. The three films in the collection have a total runtime of 218 minutes. The series has a combined budget and revenue of zero. Tina Goes Shopping (1999) and Tina Takes a Break (2001) are examples of the films within the trilogy, each with a runtime of 60 and 65 minutes respectively. The collection’s overall scope is to explore the interconnected lives of its characters as they navigate everyday experiences. The three films collectively present a detailed look at community life over a seven-year period.