He was educated at London University , where he co-directed a documentary on attitudes to homosexuality in the aftermath of the UK 's Sexual Offences Act 1967 , and at the Royal College of Art , where he made a series of experimental shorts . He further developed his cinematic skills whilst on a DAAD artist ’s bursary in West Berlin , and his two Berlin films – along with a further UK-based film – looked at the relationship of sound and image and the nature of cinematic manipulation in the contexts of 70s Germany ( East and West ) and 70s Britain . Moving on , in 1978 , to incorporate a more conventional narrative style , he made '' Telling Tales '' , a film that centred on two couples with opposing interests in an industrial strike . His next film , '' Brothers and Sisters '' , made in 1980 , at the time of the Yorkshire Ripper investigation , centred on the murder of a prostitute and looked at male attitudes to women across the social spectrum . The film was entered into the 12th Moscow International Film Festival
12th Moscow International Film Festival
12th Moscow International Film Festival
Richard Woolley (filmmaker)