Ridley Road, a dive into English Nazism in the 1960s

Kennel + BBC airs a short series of 4 episodes of Ridley Road. A dip in the hidden face of England, a sinless explanation …

Such a beautiful family

A baby is playing with someone who appears to be his mother, and they are cute and smiling. Father, Colin Jordan, comes in, he smiles too, and then the 3 of them raise their hands in Nazi worship.
Live dive into the atmosphere of the series in London in 1962.
In Manchester, Vivian, a shy young Jewish woman lives quietly in her community and marries Jeremy, chosen by her parents. However, only Jack Morris, who mysteriously disappeared, has eyes. Convinced that he still loved her, she left her father, mother and aunt, a young family fleeing the camps, to face the boiling London of the 1960s. Without telling anyone, she changes her life. Awful fact.

London, the bustling city

Vivian soon discovers that Jake is an activist in the Nazi party, a violent group that physically attacks Jews and burns synagogues. Its leader, Colin Jordan, has a vicious fascination with young fanatics who dream of overthrowing British democracy and establishing Nazi rule there. Vivian discovers that Jake has infiltrated the MNS (National Socialist Movement) and informs the Jewish community before the deadly attacks; The police refuse to act. To reunite with Jack, Vivian changes her life, her name, her appearance and wins the trust of Colin Jordan, his wife, Christian Dior’s daughter – in – law Fran பிரான்ois Dior and their 5 – year – old son Paul, who were abandoned by his parents. She risks her life every day to avoid the deadly Nazi attacks on Ridley Road’s Jewish community and to fulfill her mission.