The Family Way
Why this pick
A witty, tender British coming-of-age comedy with another awkward young man negotiating sex, family pressure and adulthood in a distinctly Swinging Sixties atmosphere.
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Why this pick
A witty, tender British coming-of-age comedy with another awkward young man negotiating sex, family pressure and adulthood in a distinctly Swinging Sixties atmosphere.
Why this pick
Its bright London energy, pop-era style and candid, affectionate approach to young people making messy romantic choices closely suit Mulberry Bush’s youthful tone.
Why this pick
Like Mulberry Bush, it uses frank sexual comedy and a charismatic, restless young protagonist to capture the freedoms and confusions of contemporary London.
Why this pick
Its kinetic editing, cheeky sexual farce and stylised Swinging London look make it an especially close match for Clive Donner’s playful youth-comedy sensibility.
Why this pick
A colourful, satirical snapshot of mod London, full of pop exuberance and comic exaggeration, for the period flavour and light social bite around Mulberry Bush.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Jamie McGregor

Paula

Linda

Mrs. McGregor
Joe McGregor
Arthur

Spike

Mary Gloucester