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Lela 2022-10-25 23:24:13
British free movies are far more lively and interesting than I imagined. The first time I watched 720p, there were really no pixel blocks! The screen is too picky! The first half was numb, and it started wonderfully from the square meeting. The playground section is wonderful. His camera has emotions. The beard courtship paragraph on the bed is also cute. He wasn't angry enough, but he knew he would be stable, and the river roared. Seemingly seeing the impact of new realities and new waves. The...
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Velda 2022-09-10 18:50:46
Young people born in their 30s or 40s. Seeing these kinds of films will always be more shocking if they are placed in their historical...
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Bernard 2022-09-08 23:20:47
Meng Lang of Albert Finney when he was...
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Marianna 2022-08-20 04:12:20
"If you were to ask me who I was, I would say that I am a dynamite dealer, ready to blow up the whole of Britain." The life of the working class in the United Kingdom is at a glance, the exciting music, the quality of the documentary images, in the hopeless world of survival, young people use Continued sexual rambunctiousness and clenched fists relieve the primal urges that are almost...
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Joana 2022-07-04 20:21:33
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Laney 2022-07-04 19:42:36
"There's a lot more in life than mum and dad have got"...
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Jennifer 2022-07-04 17:16:59
6/10. The British New Wave demonstrates the so-called independence of the protagonist through its contempt for women, such as harassing fat women with air guns and inciting thieves to escape. The object of the desire to conquer the pleasure; the anger that cannot be vented in the youth's body arises from the constraints of family and social public opinion, and the stone thrown at the workers' area at the end is the final counterattack against the traditional concept of...
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Marguerite 2022-07-04 15:18:38
Maybe I don't understand, no matter this kind of movie or this kind of life...
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Evans 2022-07-04 14:17:15
Dislike is not so much a poetic realism as some kind of materialization of the "irrational anger" of the times. It is important to resist the oppression of the previous generation (at this point, this film shared the spirit of 68 in advance). Of course, the catharsis of anger can also be used as an expression, but the absurdity of its own is probably more important. In the 1960s, young British workers gained more spare money, the renovation of suburban housing, the germination of new urban...
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Comments
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Louisa 2022-07-04 14:47:58
British Free Films
The British Free Film Movement emphasized the freedom of the creator's point of view, the freedom from various restrictions, and the attention to social issues. The film did not evaluate the male protagonist who lived a disorderly life in the traditional sense. The work tries its best to squander...
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Emmanuel 2022-07-04 15:49:51
On the Prodigal Son and the British Free Film Movement
At this time, the film has been very "industrialized" from the lens, the entire composition is a system, and the artistic conception and connotation to be expressed are very clear and mature. The background and characteristics are the same as other representative works of the British Free Film...
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning quotes
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Arthur Seaton: It costs too much to get married, a lump sum down and your wages a week for life.
Bert: Most blokes ain't got aught else to work for, have they?
Arthur Seaton: No. I have though. I work for the factory, the income tax and the insurance already, that's enough for a bit. They rob you right, left and centre. After they've skinned you dry you get called up to the army and get shot to death.
Bert: That's how things are Arthur, no good going crackers over it. All you can do is go on working and hope that some day something good will turn up.
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Brenda: Yes, yes it's yours right enough. Haven't done aught like that with Jack for a couple of months or more - and I don't want to have it I can tell you that now!
Arthur Seaton: Have you tried aught, took aught I mean.
Brenda: Yes, some pills, they didn't work. 30 bob they cost me too, gone right down the drain.
Arthur Seaton: God almighty.
Brenda: He won't help you.
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
Director: Karel Reisz
Language: English Release date: April 3, 1961