The classic works of British independent films are rarely mentioned for some reason, and the director seems to be not very famous. People who like MIKE LEIGH movies on the recently released digital video disc should also like this one. Sam Sheppard plays Joe Bronco Bullfrog, an Irish prison fugitive. The bullfrog hid in a dirty place in the East End of London and made friends with a group of teenagers. In search of excitement, the children teamed up with bullfrogs, but it turned out that bullfrogs had too many excited thoughts for them. Some good scenes, combined with excellent outdoor shooting, cannot alleviate some of the more foolish aspects of the story plot. Bronco Bullfrog was completed in 1970 and has not been publicly released for nearly two years. The story takes place in the late 1960s in the East End of London; BRONCO BULLFROG is the story of a young couple who decide to run away when their parents disagree with their growing love for each other. They decided to hide with Joe, the Wild Horse Bullfrog, who hid after escaping Borstal. However, all three realized that the law would soon catch up with them. Wild Horse Bullfrog is the first movie that Mike Lee should have made. This movie was set in the East End of London and filmed for six weeks in Stratford and its surrounding areas. Most of this film was improvised by young actors from Joan Littlewood Studios, thus giving it a authenticity that most other local works lack (see Quadrophenia).