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Re: QUERY: Films Dealing with classism
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edwin jahiel <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 6 Dec 1994 22:05:13 -0600
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>> >Arthur mentions British films as being more attuned to class issues.

>

>        Fims by Mike Leigh would also qualify.  *Life Is Sweet* is the

>only one I remember now--sorry end of the semester blues. :-)

>        And on another side of Europe, Stephen Frear's latest film, whose

>title I also forget now.  I should be arested by the Film Police.

>Jeremy, come get me!

>

>        Gloria Monti

 Re: Steven Frears, also some of his excellent TV films, not seen in the US

to my knowldege. Also Mike Leigh's NAKED (1993) (Best Director, Cannes 1993

Festival & David Thewlis, Best Actor).

 

 

Edwin Jahiel, Univ.of Illinois

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