1. British Realism in A Taste of Honey and Trainspotting
It is however, important to look at social realist films beyond the label of 'genre' and look at them instead as an approach to film and film realism. ... Not only were the themes highly controversial but Richardson's film is an exception to other social realist films of the time because the main character is female. ... (Geraghty, 2001: p.102) Another claim to the British social realist movement is that the film was filmed entirely in real northern locations - Salford and in Blackpool. ... It is Boyle's hyper-realist approach to his film; showing the brutal violence, dru...
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