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What's your favorite British working class movie?
What's your favorite British working class movie?
Reel 13 Indies host Richard Pena loves films such as “Saturday Night and Sunday Morning” and some of the other British “kitchen sink” movies from the 1960s. Tell us yours in the comment space below.
Georgy Girl, Room at the Top, and Love on the Dole
Georgy Girl, To Sir With Love, Notting Hill and Four Weddings and a Funeral although in the last one you never really learn what the cast of characters do for a living.
Billy Elliot
Riff-Raff is the first film that comes to my mind. I’ve not seen it since it was in American theaters in the early ’90s and I often remind myself that I’d like to see it again.
My favorites are “Saturday Night and Sunday Morning”, “It Always Rains on Sunday”, and “The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner”.
Tony Richardson’s 1961 film A Taste of Honey, with Rita Tushingham.
This Sporting Life
Match Point.
The Full Monty!
“Secrets & Lies”… does “If…” count?
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