Asked to define typically British values, most interviewees in the new survey struggled.
The interviewees in The Alcohol Years are sharp, bullish, funny, often competitive and resentful.
So what happens if something unexpected happens to one of our interviewees in the intervening period?
His imprisonment was a key strand in Guantánamo, and Slovo and Kent had no problem finding interviewees in the Muslim community.
Interviewees in the film get uneasy when describing this part of his life – "I won't talk about the political situation"; "I am not authorised to talk about it".
Shot in 2008 with a handheld digital camera, ambushing interviewees in the crowd, it portrays a neighbourhood that has become a caricature of its former self.
Ghanaian interviewees in the series believe that Make Poverty History only perpetuated the undignified stereotype of Africans as poor, helpless and hapless and that it was a campaign, not for global equality and modern development, but for miserably low aspirations.
Like all the interviewees in the film, she is shot warmly, close enough for us to see her thinking and feeling, but not so close as to feel invasive.
In interviews – and they were impressively awkward interviewees (in the Meadows film, there's a particularly excruciating example) – Ian Brown said things like: "I think we could be the biggest band ever".
They are not, it has to be said, the most relaxed interviewees in the world: at one point, I notice Santiago snapping a rubber band against his wrist, in the manner of someone who suffers from anxiety.
Rather than controlling whole communities, according to our interviewees, in the United States, MS-13 has focused on threatening and extorting members of the Latino community in a few areas, including the suburbs of Washington, New York, New Jersey, Boston, Houston, Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay area.
