British New Wave Flashcards

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What is British New Wave?

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“Free Cinema Movement”: put working class people on the screen
Heyday: 1959-1963
Drawing the reality of life for the working class in Northern England;
Harsh, realistic, gritty;
“Kitchen sink drama:
Share common characteristics with Neorealism and French New Wave films:
-In black and white
-Spontaneity
-Pseudo documentary style in real locations with real people in attempting to capture life as it happened

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Directors?

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Lindsay Anderson
Karel Reisz
Toni Richardson
John Schlesinger
Jack Clayton
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Jack Clayton

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Room at the Top 1959

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Tony Richardson

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Look Back in Anger 1959, The Entertainer 1960, Sanctuary 1961, A Taste of Honey 1961, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner 1962

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Karel Reisz

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Saturday Night and Sunday Morning 1960

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Lindsay Anderson

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This Sporting Life 1963

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John Schlesinger

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Billy Liar 1963, Darling 1965

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