Reisz and Anderson produced and directed "March to Aldermaston" (1959), then Reisz alone directed "We Are the Lambeth Boys" (1959), a naturalistic depiction of the members of a South London boys' club, unusual in showing the leisure life of working-class teenagers as it was, with skiffle music and cigarettes, cricket, drawing and discussion groups. The film represented Britain at the Venice Film Festival. (The BBC made two follow-up films about the same people and youth club, broadcast in 1985.) He produced "I Want to Go to School" (1959) directed by John Krish.