Focusing on the work of expatriate director Joseph Losey, this book offers in-depth analysis of five significant and complex films that highlight his unique contributions to cinema. Through detailed examination, it explores the themes, stylistic choices, and cultural impact of Losey's work, providing insights into his artistic vision and legacy in film history.
The Stalker's Tale follows three storylines (two set in fashionable, contemporary London, a third in 1930's bohemian Fitzrovia & 1940's post- occupation Paris), representing three lives, simultaneously estranged, yet entwined in a decades long tale of Stalking.
Marty 'Trigger' McCord, a passionate 12-year-old cricketer, grapples with the challenges of bullying from Harley Stevens, a popular athlete at school. Cricket serves as his refuge, providing solace during the week and joy on weekends as he plays, watches his father's team, and enjoys games on TV. The story explores themes of resilience and the impact of sports on a young boy's life amid adversity.
Help more students access the content for OCR GCSE History B (SHP) with this Foundation Edition, designed to work alongside the mainstream textbook for effective co-teaching in the same class.
An exploration of minimal writing-texts generally shorter than a sentence-as complex, powerful literary and visual works.