My first post on The Box Office; I'm not a fanatical movie watcher though I enjoy the occasional film! However, I am a second year history degree student taking one module in film and British national identity. I have a presentation to do on 19th March and I've chosen Quadrophenia as the film I will be presenting. Any film buffs got any tips? I'm aware that I could easily slip into an historical perspective on the Mods but I have to include more of a media aspect especially with regard to British identity. Thanks!
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You've already done your presentation, so I guess this post is pointless, but I would have suggested Tommy if you felt so inclined to incorporate The Who! I love Tommy and really couldn't stand Quadrophrenia. You also could have done one of the many great Beatles films, the best being A Hard Day's Night.
And excluding music, The Third Man is considered one of the greatest British films ever made. And "If...." is considered to capture British society. Also "Blowup" for swinging London in the 60s.
And excluding music, The Third Man is considered one of the greatest British films ever made. And "If...." is considered to capture British society. Also "Blowup" for swinging London in the 60s.
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