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Page 1: British 60s films 10 films reflecting the 1960s. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) Representative of the New Wave of early 1960s films.

British 60s films

10 films reflecting the 1960s

Page 2: British 60s films 10 films reflecting the 1960s. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) Representative of the New Wave of early 1960s films.

Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960)

Representative of the New Wave of early 1960s films

Page 3: British 60s films 10 films reflecting the 1960s. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) Representative of the New Wave of early 1960s films.

Victim (1961)A Basil Dearden/Michael Relph ‘Social Problem’ film of the

early 1960s

Page 4: British 60s films 10 films reflecting the 1960s. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) Representative of the New Wave of early 1960s films.

Billy Liar (1963) A new kind of ‘New Wave’ film, with comedy

rather than social realism

Page 5: British 60s films 10 films reflecting the 1960s. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) Representative of the New Wave of early 1960s films.

A Hard Day’s Night (1964)Pop culture and film culture meet head on

Page 6: British 60s films 10 films reflecting the 1960s. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) Representative of the New Wave of early 1960s films.

The Servant (1963)Pinter and Losey’s classic study of class in

Britain

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Morgan: a suitable case for treatment (1966)

Swinging London but with a cynical edge

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Here we go round the mulberry bush (1967)

Swinging Stevenage, with your favourite ‘Mind Your Language’ star

Page 9: British 60s films 10 films reflecting the 1960s. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) Representative of the New Wave of early 1960s films.

Up the Junction (1967)A film adaptation of the BBC TV Ken Loach film ‘Up the

Junction’

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Kes (1969)Poetic lyricism meets social realism in Loach’s masterpiece

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If....(1968)The first of Lindsay Anderson’s trilogy on Britain


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