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Films
3 Films
Region
“British-Irish Isles”
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Keywords
“Marriage”
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short films
3
Region
British-Irish Isles
3
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Country
United Kingdom
3
Keywords
Intergenerational relations
1
Marriage
3
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Popular Culture
1
Social Norms
1
Directors
Asadullah, Sara
1
Cole, Sarah
1
Reed, Alex
1
Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
3
Country of production
United Kingdom
2
not set
1
Year of production
1989
1
1995
1
2009
1
Film list
Life as We Know it
1995
25
‘
Directed by
Alex Reed
.
"It was Star Trek that brought us together". John and Pauline are to be wed beyond the Final Frontier at a Star Trek convention in Manchester. Among the guests are Klingons and Hollywood stars.
British-Irish Isles
Popular Culture
Marriage
Shonar Bangla
2009
28
‘
Directed by
Sara Asadullah
.
Four scenes from a Bangladeshi community in London. Each scene is an encounter with a different generation (children, teenagers and adults) until the final scene where all generations are brought together in a wedding.
British-Irish Isles
Intergenerational relations
Marriage
Why Wear White
1989
28
‘
Directed by
Sarah Cole
.
The wedding industry in Britain is currently booming and many people find it necessary to have a long white dress, an old-fashioned car and other specially made details for their wedding. The film,
British-Irish Isles
Marriage
Social Norms