A Day in the Life: Four Portraits of Post-War Britain. John Krish, 1953-1964.
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Edition screened: BFI Blu-ray, released 2011. English language. Cumulative runtime approximately 146 minutes.
Summary: No particular depictions of violence or harm to animals.
This BFI compilation includes 6 short documentaries about English life in the 1950s and 60s. Mr. Marsh Comes to School is a vocational film aimed at teenagers, but the others are enjoyable, often nostalgic, exposés of a disappearing world. I Want to Go to School is a documentary about the students and teachers in a constructive, nurturing Model School, depressing because it deviates so drastically from sad reality.
The Elephant Will Never Forget (1953, 11 minutes)
I Want To Go to School (1959, 30 minutes)
They Took Us to the Sea (1961, 21 minutes)
Mr. Marsh Comes to School (1961, 28 minutes)
Our School (1962, 28 minutes)
I Think They Call Him John [I Think His Name Is John] (1964, 28 minutes)