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1. Cinema Memories: A People's History of Cinema-Going in 1960s Britain: MELVYN STOKES, MATTHEW JONES and EMMA PETT (eds.), 2022, London, British Film Institute, pp. xii + 237, illus., £25 (paper).

Author

English, Angela

Subjects
*NINETEEN sixties, *COLLECTIVE memory, *MEMORY, *MOTION picture audiences
Abstract

Thus each chapter addresses a different aspect of cinema going memories. The intention of this project was to extend knowledge of cinema history with an emphasis on how films were received and the social experience of cinema going. The six chapters clearly set out different aspects of the 1960s cinema going experience- social experiences, sex and cinema going, the experience of watching American films and British films, European films, and postcolonial audiences. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023
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2. La educación en los medios en el Reino Unido.

Author

Bazalgette, Cary

Subjects
*EDUCATION in mass media, *MASS media & education, *HISTORY of mass media, *MEDIA literacy, *PREJUDICES, *MASS media & educators
Abstract

Education about the media has been developing in the UK for at least 40 years. Various accounts of that history can be found elsewhere; this paper will just attempt to sketch out key features of the current scene, and to point readers to sources of more substantial information. Given that I work for the British Film Institute, a key player in this field, there is bound to be some bias in this account towards the BFI's perspective: my defence is that, as every media educator knows, no account is ever completely unbiased. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007