Analysis of Data Collection

After collecting all of the dat from the questions above we managed to get a wide variety of different responses. We got different responses based on different people for each question. Although from looking over them quite a few of the people responded with the same thing suggesting that there was one major thing that should be considered or a few important things when making the film.

For example the first question when we asked about the story about the two brothers and how the eldest brother had been reformed we got 2/3 responses saying that they thought it was a good idea that the two brothers were close but the idea of the older brother being changed while in prison and then trying to help his brother out after seemed to prove to be very popular. They thought that it would be a very dramatic story and that it would be intense. 

Further more when asking about the second question about what each person thought of a British Social Realism film that was based upon religion as it is obviously linked to the idea of terrorism in our film we got very similar responses. Many people thought that the idea of exploring the differences with people from different ethnic backgrounds was a good idea as it got to show the process and the routine of someone from a different culture. It also would raise some issues to society about equality between people of different colour and or gender and they thought hat it would be good to help try and erase those thoughts and ideas from the people and replace it with something less threatening. 

On the other and we also got different responses about how family life will differ depending on the social background that they come from and that it should also raise the issue of a more common threat than terrorism as well such as sexual abuse or drug abuse. People think that it should definitely iron out the stereotypes that people have on groups in society. From asking these questions we should also make sure to make it appeal to a specific group of people based on their interests for example the two people responded that they liked one of the films that we mentioned because it was linked very much to football which happened to be an interest of theirs.

Base upon the question about what people thought on using terrorism as part of a plot in a film we got a mixed response, a few people thought that it might have been to strong for most audiences to watch as it is quite a undiscussed topic in film, however we know that British Social Realism is meant to explore such areas in film so we decided that we would sill continue with it. We also got responses like it would be a good as it will show the negative affect that religious extremists have on the younger audience and could actually be used to prevent the radicalisation of the youth. 

Finally we asked the question on what themes or ideas should be explored as an extra part of the film. We got the typical responses such as the negative affects and the use of drugs and inequality, which are seen everywhere in British Social Realism films but also we got an answer about including romance as a theme in order to bring in a slightly larger viewing audience and would add a more emotional plot on top of the terrorism themes in the film.