Movies and TvShows featuring "working-class-culture" theme.

High Hopes follows the story of a 70-year-old woman living in London amidst cultural clashes, social class differences, and a dysfunctional marriage. It explores themes of gentrification, liberal politics, and the complexities of family relationships.

In 'East Side Sushi,' Juana, a Mexican-American single mother, aspires to become a sushi chef despite societal and cultural challenges. She defies expectations and finds her passion in the sushi bar, ultimately bringing her cross-cultural cooking skills to a Japanese restaurant.

Scotland's First Oil Rush is a captivating documentary that explores the fascinating history of the oil industry in Scotland. From the discovery of crude oil to the development of mining techniques, it delves into the impact this industry had on Scottish history and the British Empire. Through interviews with geologists, inventors, and industrialists, as well as the use of archive footage, the film sheds light on the social and economic implications of Scotland's oil rush. The documentary also explores the cultural significance of oil, from its role in lubricants, oil lamps, and candles to its influence on working-class culture. With stunning aerial camera shots and engaging storytelling, Scotland's First Oil Rush captures the spirit of exploration and innovation that shaped the oil industry in Scotland.

A concert film featuring the Sex Pistols, a punk rock band known for their rebellious music, political rhetoric, and working class culture. The film captures their anniversary concert in London, England in 2007, showcasing their iconic songs and the energy of the punk rock movement. It explores the band's influence on the punk genre and their impact on British music. The film also delves into the band's history, their iconic image, and the enduring legacy of their music.