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The film “Baker’s Dozen” is the story of a thirteenth child, who grew up in the Birmingham jewellery quarter in 1900, filmed in the last remaining back to back, based on the Virago classic autobiography “Her People” by Kathleen Dayus.
Karl Pantling-James says
Hello. I would love to see Bakers Dozen again. Kathleen Dayus was a good family friend. I grew up with her great granddaughter, whom is still a close friend and the family do not have a copy that I am aware of.
Unfortunately Kathleen is no longer with us as she passed away a few weeks before her 100th birthday a few years ago. Please contact me if it is possible to purchase some copies of Bakers Dozen as this would make quite a few people very happy.
M Green says
I remember watching this as a child…… where can I get a copy?
Regards
M Green
Foxtrot Films Ltd says
Dear M Green
The film is available to order on DVD from our webstore: store.foxtrotfilms.com
Happy New Year
Foxtrot Films
MrscMcEvoy says
This film was last shown during the night to celebrate Birmingham UK centenary Shown on central TV.I have asked several times for it to be screened again daytime but never happened I am now buying it from Fox it only costs £13 Inc post