TV Series

Series Name:	Britain On Film (Look At Life)
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	2012 - 2013
Country:	UK
Language:	English
Genre:	Documentary
Rating:	10.0 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	2 Have Seen
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Two Seasons, Twenty episodes in total

Season 1 Episode 01 - A Woman's Place
Season 1 Episode 02 - Brits At Play
Season 1 Episode 03 - Getting Down To Business
Season 1 Episode 04 - Dedicated Followers Of Fashion
Season 1 Episode 05 - The Joy Of Tech
Season 1 Episode 06 - War and Peace
Season 1 Episode 07 - This Sceptered Isle
Season 1 Episode 08 - Animal Magic
Season 1 Episode 09 - Country Living
Season 1 Episode 10 - End Of Empire

Season 2 Episode 01 - Times of Change
Season 2 Episode 02 - Kids Today
Season 2 Episode 03 - Island Nation
Season 2 Episode 04 - The World Of Work
Season 2 Episode 05 - Road, Rail and Runways
Season 2 Episode 06 - Messing Aboit In Boats
Season 2 Episode 07 - The Home Front
Season 2 Episode 08 - Worlds Apart
Season 2 Episode 09 - This Sporting Life
Season 2 Episode 10 - The Spirit Of The Sixties

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Quad5point1 17th Aug 2016		I haven't got the last two episodes of Season 2 (yet) but if anyone else does please post the title screens. These programs are a short compilation of the Look At Life box sets I have already uploaded to DVD world



Quad5point1 17th Aug 2016		Rated 10/10 In 1959, Britain’s biggest film company, The Rank Organisation, launched a bold experiment. Rank replaced its cinema newsreels with a series called Look at Life. These films observed all aspects of life in 60’s Britain. Rank sent its camera crews all over the country to record Britons at work and play. They recorded Britain’s passions and fashions. Our ancient traditions and modern anxieties. Their cameras also ventured further afield, to record Britons holidaying abroad and the men and women serving in the colonies and the Commonwealth. Shot on high-quality colour film, Look at Life was never broadcast on TV. The series offer unique insights into the passions, preoccupations and values of a pivotal era. The social and cultural shifts which took place in the 1960’s had a profound effect on British society. Traditional sources of authority were challenged as people questioned the established order. Demographic changes increased the diversity of towns and cities across Britain. Communities were forced to adapt to a newly modernised physical environment. It was an age that reshaped the character of British urban spaces, and fundamentally changed British lives. 6 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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