The Swinging 60s
- Created by: Daniella
- Created on: 23-02-14 00:08
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- Old Vs New
- Mods/Rockers threatening older generation
- A fresh generation
- Sexual Revolution & freedom
- Contraceptive Pill Introduction (1961)
- Fashion
- Mini Skirt - Mary Quant
- Changes in society - models from 'lower class' backgrounds
- Homosexuality Legalised (1967)
- Year before If was released
- Abortion Act, (1967)
- Fashion
- Mini Skirt - Mary Quant
- Changes in society - models from 'lower class' backgrounds
- Old Vs New
- Sexual Revolution & freedom
- A fresh generation
- Permissive society
- A fresh generation
- Sexual Revolution & freedom
- Contraceptive Pill Introduction (1961)
- Homosexuality Legalised (1967)
- Year before If was released
- Abortion Act, (1967)
- Sexual Revolution & freedom
- A fresh generation
- British Film
- The Swinging 60s
- Hippie Movement
- Make love not war - Vietnam War
- Freedom For Women
- Equal Pay Act (1970)
- Hippie Movement
- IF
- Zeitgeist Film (captures spirit of the age)
- New Wave Movement
- Themes
- War/Violence
- Racism
- Permissive Society
- Anderson demonstrates what happens when a society is over permissive?
- Individuality/ Fitting into a system
- Challenging older Generation
- Tradition
- Headmaster in Britain Sequence
- Promoting creativity, imagination, he is being patriarchal, (army walks past)
- 'Customs are silly'
- 'College is an exciting place to be'
- Ironic juxtaposition of groundsman and upper class academics. Representative.
- Contradicts himself: keep with tradition but accept new ways.
- Promoting creativity, imagination, he is being patriarchal, (army walks past)
- Headmaster in Britain Sequence
- Tradition
- Challenging older Generation
- Religon
- Sexual Repression
- Homosexuality
- Class & Status
- Tradition
- Headmaster in Britain Sequence
- Promoting creativity, imagination, he is being patriarchal, (army walks past)
- 'Customs are silly'
- 'College is an exciting place to be'
- Ironic juxtaposition of groundsman and upper class academics. Representative.
- Contradicts himself: keep with tradition but accept new ways.
- Promoting creativity, imagination, he is being patriarchal, (army walks past)
- Headmaster in Britain Sequence
- Rebellion
- Crusaders Vs Public School represents younger & older generations of he 60s
- Underage boys have homosexual impulses - flouting tradition
- Ironically abiding by scruffy uniforms and being told to 'run, run in the corridors'
- 1968, Lindsay Anderson
- Classic Narrative Structure
- Linearity of cause/effect in the overall trajectory of an enigma resolution
- Governed by temporal verisimilitude
- High degree of narrative closure
- Kipling Poem
- 'If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs'
- Travis is in an environment he doesn't believe in, he keeps his head to a certain extent whilst rebelling against the traditional ways of the school.
- 'If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs'
- The Wicker Man
- Classic Narrative Structure
- Linearity of cause/effect in the overall trajectory of an enigma resolution
- Governed by temporal verisimilitude
- High degree of narrative closure
- Themes
- Myths
- Celtic Religon
- Frog in the throat
- Uncomfortable scene to watch
- Sacrafice Of Howie
- Frog in the throat
- Celtic Religon
- Religon
- Paganism
- Celtic Religon
- Frog in the throat
- Uncomfortable scene to watch
- Sacrafice Of Howie
- Frog in the throat
- Blades crossed in hexagram star
- Celtic Religon
- Polytheism
- Paganism
- Sex
- Howie representing pure, virgin characuture of older generation & no sex before marriage old ideology
- Explores what happens if a society is too permissive of subjects such as sex - young children performing sexual dances around the may pole.
- Watching
- Eye on boat
- Men
- Howie
- Willow
- God
- Willow
- Howie
- Myths
- Musical tendancies
- Huge Cult Film
- Unconventional Storyline
- Lack Of clear genre Conventions
- Questions Social Values
- Classic Narrative Structure
- The Swinging 60s
- IF
- Zeitgeist Film (captures spirit of the age)
- New Wave Movement
- Themes
- War/Violence
- Racism
- Permissive Society
- Anderson demonstrates what happens when a society is over permissive?
- Individuality/ Fitting into a system
- Challenging older Generation
- Challenging older Generation
- Religon
- Sexual Repression
- Homosexuality
- Class & Status
- Rebellion
- Crusaders Vs Public School represents younger & older generations of he 60s
- Underage boys have homosexual impulses - flouting tradition
- Ironically abiding by scruffy uniforms and being told to 'run, run in the corridors'
- 1968, Lindsay Anderson
- Kipling Poem
- 'If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs'
- Travis is in an environment he doesn't believe in, he keeps his head to a certain extent whilst rebelling against the traditional ways of the school.
- 'If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs'
- Post Imperial
- Older generation of 60s represented by school in that they haven't accepted the post imperialist age.
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