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A Kind of Loving.
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A Kind of Loving Media Coursework Assignment A Kind of Loving is regarded as a milestone in the way that British cinema was directed and viewed. John Schlesinger, the director, and his compelling honesty and directness of the innate problems and of working class life was an experience new to cinema viewers, and one that was bold enough to produce a short - yet glorious - revolution in the British film industry. It sparked off the beginning of a new genre, called 'new realism', or 'kitchen sink' drama. The fact that the film was one of the earliest to be almost entirely filmed on location (in the dreary back streets of Lancashire industrial towns) also added to its distinction. This genre was doomed to die a premature death in the public's eye by the mid-sixties, with the advent of fashion, prosperity, and youth culture. By the time...
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