A Kind Of Loving [1962] Part 11/11

A young man, inching his way up from working-class traditions via a white-collar job, finds himself trapped by the frightening reality of his girlfriend's pregnancy and is forced into marrying her and moving in with his mother-in-law due to a housing shortage in their Northern England town.

The film won the Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival in 1962.

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[dixgun]

Excellent. Thanks for posting this. It was an honor to finally watch this.

[blueleadguitar]

Aan Bates was just brilliant in everything he did. There aren't many like him left.



[squeapler]

Thanks for posting this - I can't help but wonder if they ended up getting a divorce by the end of the 60s, when society had changed quite a bit from this.

[hazeyjones]

Alan Bates was such a fantastic actor. I always remembered this as a great film and now I see how he made it great.

[alfiesgirluk]

Many thanks for posting this I have thoroughly enjoyed the whole film :>

[brtrauff]

Thank you very much for a lucky opportunity to see this great movie.

[essslj]

FIne psychological observation, gentle, realistic treatment, some lovely shots, great acting by Alan Bates...this is my favourite of the kitchen sink films. Thank you.

[creepmag62]

@TheLorraine64 British Kitchen Sink is one of my fav genres too, i just cant get enough and have a small collection of DVD, inc. some free ones from the papers. Lovely black and whites.

[sludgefingers]

A different world. To think there are probably drugs and guns on the streets portrayed here nowadays.

[sludgefingers]

A different world. To think there are probably drugs and guns on the streets portrayed here nowadays.