Adult themes : British cinema and the X certificate in the long 1960s /
"Explores films of the long 60s that were assigned an "X" certificate by the British Board of Film Censors alongside new and emerging social and sexual practices of the time"--
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Bloomsbury Academic,
2023.
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| Series: | Global exploitation cinemas.
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| Online Access: | CONNECT |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction : 'passed as only suitable for exhibition to adult audiences : X' / Anne Etienne, Benjamin Halligan, and Christopher Weedman
- Green Penguin Films / Kim Newman
- The commercial idealism of controversial cinema : Raymond Stross and the censorship of The flesh is weak / Christopher Weedman
- Colour, realism and the X certificate : Horrors of the Black Museum and Peeping Tom / Sarah Street
- Mediating desire : Karel Reisz's adaptation of Saturday night and sunday morning / Simon Lee
- Lolita, censorship, and controversy : the archival remains of the dispute between Canon L. J. Collins and Stanley Kubrick / James Fenwick
- Paternalism, Bohemianism, and the X certificate : the Party's over and the Pre-swinging set / Kevin M. Flanagan
- Mediatising modernity : femininity in the X-rated swinging London film / Moya Luckett
- What are the X-rated secrets of the Windmill Girls? / Adrian Smith
- The potent sexuality of the middle-aged woman : Alice Aisgill, Karen Stone, Zee Blakeley and Ruby / Lucy Bolton
- Censoring Carmilla : lesbian vampires in Hammer horror / Claire Henry
- 'The horror film to end all horror films' : 10 Rillington Place and the British Board of Film censors' shifting policy on true crime / Tim Snelson
- Class and classification : the British Board of Film censors' reception of horror at the time of the Festival of Light / Benjamin Halligan.
