Can you see what I did there?
This is what Thommo thinks of it all. He can't even see the film because of the absurd R18 rating...
A film that explores one of the most pressing social issues this country faces and we can't even get to see it in our local multiplex. What a joke!
Released today and neither Ipswich or Bury are showing 'This Is England'.
But don't worry, you can still see brilliant works of cinema like Mr. Bean's Holiday, Music & Lyrics, and Wild Hogs. Of course, these films tell us much more about what is to be British....*sarcastic and resigned sigh*
Timesonline review here
Click here and send Cineworld an email telling them what you think...Sick of the same tedious Hollywood drek at the Multiplex? Then do something about it.... customer.services@cineworld.co.uk
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Friday, 27 April 2007
Thursday, 26 April 2007
Shane Meadows - This Is England tasks
Research tasks - This Is England.
Using the headings below, conduct synoptic research for This Is England:
Using the headings below, conduct synoptic research for This Is England:
- Institutions - producers, production companies, distribution & marketing, funding, budget, box office takings, dvd sales.
- Critical acclaim - awards, reviews (read at least two separate reviews from a range of sources e.g. established newspapers or magazines)
- Forms and conventions - genre, style, tone. (look at the poster and tagline as well as close textual detail)
- Representations - Britain (1980's and today), youth, gender, family, ethnicity.
- Director - Who is Shane Meadows? Upbringing and education, influences, previous and current work, subject matter & style.
Below is video of Mark Kermode interviewing Shane Meadows on The Culture Show. Mainly about his new film 'This is England' but some good stuff about his filmmaking style.
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