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SOCIAL REALISM TIMELINE
ERA 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s
KEY FILMS
Look back in Anger Kes Quadraphenia Made in Britain A Room For Romeo
BRITISH
SOCIAL
REALIST
CONVENTIONS
• Sadness and anger is
shown in the
character and
atmosphere in the
scene.
• The lighting is very
dull.
• Look like working
class people.
• The weather
represents British
weather.
• Camera movement
was very simple.
• Only one ethnic.
• Themes are sport
and physical
education.
• True urban
representation of
people in that time
period shown by the
tone and the way he
is shouting at the
kids.
• The camera work is
also very basic and
not anything bold.
• Typical council estate
in the 70’s.
• The situation is a
typical British
argument between a
father and a son to a
curfew that has not
been met.
• Camera shots show a
lot of two shots to
show the tension
between the two and
over the shoulder
shot to see the
reaction of the other
person.
• Typical youths in the
80’s and how they
misbehaved in that
time period.
• The situation is with
the boy as being a
typical youth and
being persuaded to
sign a confession.
• The youth character
has tattoo's and the
typical British fashion
of that time period.
• The situation a
typical child would
be faced when being
bullied.
• Dialogue used is
typical to that sort
of time period with
children in Britain.
• The camera shots
that are mostly used
are over the
shoulder and close
up shot to show the
reaction to the
situation,
APPEAL TO A
NICHE
BRITISH
AUDIENCE
• Would appeal to
elderly people as the
film is in black and
white and will relate
to their past.
• The characters are
very old fashioned.
• Appeal to people
who are interested in
football and it is also
a common sport
played and watched
in Britain and
appeals to a wide
audience.
• It may appeal to
adults who have
experienced this
when they were a
child.
• It is very realistic to
what that the 70’s
was like in situations
between family
members in Britain.
• It would appeal to
adults according to
the violence and
language that is
used.
• Would appeal to
people who are
familiar with this sort
of society.
• This film would
mostly be targeted
towards adults as the
language used in the
film is not
appropriate for
children.