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Making Kes is a fascinating glimpse behind the curtain of a classic British film. It's not just a making-of; it dives deep into the unique atmosphere of the '60s Yorkshire setting that influenced the original Kes. The pacing is contemplative, allowing you to really soak in the stories from the cast and crew, revealing how much heart went into the production. The practical effects and training involved with the kestrel are particularly intriguing—there's a raw authenticity that you just don't see in modern documentaries. This film reflects themes of youth, aspiration, and the grit of working-class life, and the candid discussions around the filmmaking process add layers to what Kes represents. A distinctive piece for anyone interested in film history.
Focuses on the Yorkshire setting and its influence.Features interviews with cast and crew.Highlights practical effects involved with the kestrel.
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