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Remembering 1960s British Cinema-going

回忆 20 世纪 60 年代的英国电影

基本信息

批准号：
AH/P013988/1
负责人：
Melvyn Stokes
金额：
$ 10.05万
依托单位：
University College London
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2017
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2017 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FP013988%2F1
关键词：
Remembering 1960s British Cinema going

项目摘要

'Remembering 1960s British Cinema-going' follows on from the earlier AHRC-funded project 'Cultural Memory and British Cinema-going of the 1960s,' which was designed to collect - by means of questionnaires and interviews - memories of those who went to British cinemas half a century ago. The earlier project (2013-15) stimulated much public interest. 11 screenings were originally proposed as a means of involving people in the project. These were so enthusiastically received that ultimately we organised 30 screenings across the UK and gave 14 talks about the project's work. Many more people than we originally anticipated returned questionnaires, either online or in paper form, and we were frequently told that completing the questionnaire, being interviewed by the project team or participating in one of our events had been an enjoyable experience, prompting more memories for those who remember the 1960s. Younger people found that our events offered insight into the different world of cinema-going of their parents' or grandparents' generation. The principal aim of the 'Remembering 1960s British Cinema-going' project is to bring the wealth of research produced by the earlier project to the attention of a much greater variety of audiences and publics. It will also encourage the use of the Digital Collection of anonymised project questionnaires and interviews on the UCL Library website, an output of the original project, by members of the wider community as well as scholars. To achieve these aims, we will organise - with diverse partners - a series of well-publicised events appealing to different sections of the UK community. 3 large 'immersive 60s cinema' events will imaginatively recreate the experience of 60s cinema-going. These will bring together those who have personal memories of the 60s with younger people interested in aspects of the culture of the time. From our earlier research, we have discovered that many people have very specific memories of going to the cinema in particular localities. We will join with local civic, history societies, film clubs and University of the Third Age (U3A) branches to present and discuss these local findings in 23 further events across the UK. Our research has also identified a different culture of cinema-going amongst some groups, including members of the BAME and LGBT communities, and we will outline these findings with members of the groups concerned at 9 further events. Because cinema-going memories throw a special light on British history of the 1960s, with many films addressing social, cultural and political issues of the day, we will demonstrate the relevance of our work to teachers and students of AS/A-level courses on modern British history through 9 school events, 2 of them 'Study Days' organised in association with the British Film Institute. Our digital collection of 60s cinema-going materials will be of particular interest to such teachers and students, since it will encourage and support individual or collective research and project work. It will also be relevant to members of the U3A who are studying particular films or genres. The presentation of our findings and the existence of the Digital Collection will make, we believe, an important contribution to the identification and preservation of our cultural heritage, offering in particular a further stimulus to local history projects dealing with cinemas and cinema-going among the communities and organisations with whom we collaborate, in particular among BAME and LGBT groups, as well as local civic societies, history associations and film clubs. We also trust that our 'immersive 60s cinema' events will have a broad impact, proving successful enough to be adopted by the cinema industry itself.

"记住20世纪60年代的英国电影"是AHRC资助的早期项目"20世纪60年代的文化记忆和英国电影"的延续，该项目旨在通过问卷调查和访谈收集半个世纪前去过英国电影院的人的记忆。早期的项目（2013 - 15）激发了公众的兴趣。最初提出的11次放映是让人们参与该项目的一种手段。这些都是如此热情地接受，最终我们在英国各地组织了30次放映，并就该项目的工作进行了14次演讲。回复问卷的人比我们最初预期的要多得多，无论是在线的还是纸质的，我们经常被告知，完成问卷、接受项目团队的采访或参加我们的活动都是一次愉快的经历，让那些还记得20世纪60年代的人留下了更多的回忆。年轻人发现，我们的活动提供了深入了解他们的父母或祖父母一代的电影院的不同世界。“回忆20世纪60年代英国电影”项目的主要目的是将早期项目产生的丰富研究成果引起更多观众和公众的注意。它还将鼓励更广泛的社区成员和学者使用UCL图书馆网站上的匿名项目问卷和访谈的数字收藏，这是原始项目的一个产出。为了实现这些目标，我们将与不同的合作伙伴组织一系列广泛宣传的活动，吸引英国社会的不同阶层。3个大型“沉浸式60年代电影”活动将再现60年代的电影体验。这些活动将把那些对60年代有个人记忆的人与对当时文化感兴趣的年轻人聚集在一起。从我们早期的研究中，我们发现许多人对去特定地区的电影院有非常具体的记忆。我们将与当地的公民，历史学会，电影俱乐部和第三年龄（U3A）分行的大学，目前和讨论这些地方的调查结果在23个进一步的活动在英国各地。我们的研究还发现了一些群体中不同的电影文化，包括BAME和LGBT社区的成员，我们将在另外9个活动中与相关群体的成员概述这些发现。因为电影院的记忆扔在20世纪60年代的英国历史上一个特殊的光，与许多电影解决社会，文化和政治问题的一天，我们将证明我们的工作的相关性，通过9学校活动，其中2个“学习日”与英国电影学院联合举办的AS/A级课程的现代英国历史的教师和学生。我们的60年代电影资料的数字收集将特别感兴趣的教师和学生，因为它将鼓励和支持个人或集体的研究和项目工作。它也将是相关的U3A的成员谁正在研究特定的电影或流派。我们相信，我们的调查结果的展示和数字收藏的存在将为我们的文化遗产的识别和保护做出重要贡献，特别是进一步刺激与我们合作的社区和组织，特别是BAME和LGBT群体以及当地公民社会中的电影院和电影院相关的当地历史项目，历史协会和电影俱乐部。我们还相信，我们的“沉浸式60年代电影”活动将产生广泛的影响，证明足够成功，被电影业本身采用。