Public learning track
Contemporary British Film: Realism, Heritage, and National Identity
11th Grade · Arts · UK A-Level
11 lessons
Goal
Examine the representation of British society, history, class, and cultural diversity in contemporary UK cinema produced since 1995.
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- 1Funding and Institutional Structures of Contemporary British FilmUp nextStart
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- 3Trainspotting: Kinetic Energy, Britpop-Era Style, and Scottish IdentityNot started yet
- 4This Is England: Subcultural Fractures and Thatcherite DiscontentNot started yet
- 5Fish Tank: Female Adolescence, Council Estates, and Sensory FramingNot started yet
- 6Under the Skin: Avant-Garde Sci-Fi, Hidden Cameras, and AlienationNot started yet
- 7Heritage Cinema versus Postcolonial DeconstructionNot started yet
- 8Regionalism and Devolution in Contemporary British Screen NarrativesNot started yet
- 9Genre Hybridity in British Film: Comedy-Horror and Social SatireNot started yet
- 10Representation of Multicultural and Diasporic Britain on ScreenNot started yet
- 11Comparative Essay: Ideology and Aesthetic Diversity in British FilmNot started yet
Curriculum Framework
11th Grade · Arts · UK A-Level
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