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Masculinity/men and women relationship in British New wave films Introduction British New Wave films is a series of short drama videos that were created and released in the years between 1959 and 1963. The films were produced in black and white and often captured the daily engagements of the Great Britons and other people living outside London. They intended to present entertaining drama that portrays realistic documentation of the working class in the country with comedy and humor. Look Back in Anger is 1956 a serial film member of the British New Wave Films. It presents an over-educated but unemployed Jimmy Porter from a working-class family who marries Alison from an upper that was practiced by men and women and people of different social and economic status in the Great Britain of 1950s. This study will involve an in-depth analysis of male chauvinism flirting and reasons for conjugal and matrimonial relationships among partners in the era of the film. Conclusion An overview of the male-female relationships in the British New wave films and a closer look on the theme using the Look Back in Anger will provide a detailed understanding of how the British carried on intersexual relationships. The results will be compared with the presentation of relationship in the modern films to see the change that has been brought into the industry. [...]
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Formative Assessment: In preparation for the essay, there will be a supporting formative assessment. This will take the form of a detailed essay plan of circa 700-800 words. Please see the Formative Assessment pro forma on the VLE. Purpose of the Formative Assessment: To prepare you for the extended essay Craft a question for the essay Summarise main aims of your investigation Present research materials Suggest strategies for study Articulate a structural framework Choose one of the following topics: Social Realist Drama and Film Mass Culture and Counter-Culture Alternative and DIY Subcultures Cities, Scenes and Raves In consultation with your tutor, you will construct an essay question that addresses your chosen topic. In addition to an Introduction and Conclusion, your essay answer will contain three main sections: Methodologies The critical lens(es) you will use What kind of sources you will present How you will present those sources Contexts Historical understanding of time and place Theoretical discussion of subject Intertextual exploration Case Study In-depth textual analysis Cultural criticality The purpose of the Summative Assessment: To test the nuance of your historical understanding To test your application of critical and theoretical frameworks
