Film and Society: How Movies Shape Our Worldview

1. What societal issues does the film "Kes" address?

• A. The glamorization of working-class life
• B. The challenges of the British welfare system
• C. The decline of traditional industries and working-class disaffection
• D. The fight for gender equality in the early 20th century

2. Which filmmaking technique is employed by "Pride" to tackle serious socio-political issues?

• A. Stark realism
• B. Minimalist style
• C. Humour and poignant drama
• D. Historical re-enactment

3. What impact did "I, Daniel Blake" have on society?

• A. It sparked discussions around educational reform and child welfare.
• B. It contributed to dialogues about LGBTQ+ rights.
• C. It raised awareness of the importance of allyship.
• D. It sparked discussions in the media and among policymakers about social welfare.

4. Which film uses powerful imagery, like the force-feeding of hunger-striking women, to underline the sacrifices made by its characters?

• A. "Kes"
• B. "Pride"
• C. "I, Daniel Blake"
• D. "Suffragette"

5. What is the common thread amongst the films "Kes," "Pride," "I, Daniel Blake," and "Suffragette" as discussed in the case studies?

• A. They all employ a minimalist style to convey their messages.
• B. They all focus on the LGBTQ+ community and its struggles.
• C. They all reflect complex social issues and inspire change.
• D. They all critique the British welfare system.