Defining British Social Realism
British Social Realism is a genre of film produced solely in the United Kingdom that reflects on real life situations that are within the grasp of a everyday person. British Social Realism normally is a genre of film that will explore very pessimistic themes and storylines that are often uncomfortable for a lot of people that watch them as they often share ideas about views on Abuse, violence and disability. Often the film will not end up with a happy ending and will just resume like everybody's normal life and will refrain from using blockbuster sound and visual effects, normally sticking to a very minimal budget for a film of around £1,000,000.
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