"Saturday Night and Sunday Morning" is an early representative work of British angry youth and one of the representative works of the British New Wave in the 1960s. It reflects youth and rebellion and promotes the development of British New Wave films. Although this film is not a documentary, it continues the spirit of British free film. Through the image of the protagonist Arthur, the director depicts the weekend life of British workers, and the film is sharp and not lacking in comedy.
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"Saturday Night and Sunday Morning" is director Karel Reisz's first feature film. The director used a subjective lens to truly express the image of a prodigal son living in the British lower society on the screen, which left a deep impression on the audience
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