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In this program, the longitudinal Up series offers an in-depth look at its participants at age 35. John appears with his wife alongside him, while touting a new promotional goal of bringing aid to Bulgaria, his mother's birthplace. Ostensibly a worthwhile and charitable cause, his project neverthele...

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Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:Films on Demand.
Up: The Classic Documentary Series.
Corporate Authors: Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)
Infobase
ITV Global Entertainment
Language:English
Language and/or Writing System:
Closed-captioned.
Published: New York, N.Y. : Infobase, [2013], ©1991.
Series:Films on Demand.
Up: The Classic Documentary Series.
Subjects:
Adolescence.
Adulthood.
Child development.
Choice (Psychology)
Developmental psychology.
Education.
Families.
Interpersonal relations.
Intimacy (Psychology)
Personality.
Self.
Social structure.
Work and family.
Great Britain.
Educational films.
Internet videos.
Genre:
Educational films.
Internet videos.
Online Access:
Connect to online resource - MSU authorized users (Films On Demand @ Infobase)
Physical Description:1 online resource (1 video file (115 min.)) : sound, color.
Variant Title:
Thirty-five up
U.K.
United Kingdom
Format: Electronic Video
Contents:
  • A Glimpse of England's Future (1:17)
  • Sharing Hobbies with Children (2:39)
  • Challenges of Married Life (2:33)
  • Raising a Working Class Family (2:16)
  • Working in a Male-Dominated Profession (2:39)
  • Losing Parents (3:04)
  • Working Class Philosophy toward Life (2:05)
  • Pursuing and Giving up Dreams (1:06)
  • Changing Views of Domesticity (2:32)
  • Changing Views of Motherhood (2:17)
  • Learning from Parents' Mistakes (1:57)
  • Financial and Health Concerns (2:43)
  • Invasion of Privacy in "Up" (1:15)
  • Expanding Cultural Horizons (3:18)
  • A Colonial Legacy (2:18)
  • Waiting for Love (2:28)
  • Looking Beyond Material Wealth (1:42)
  • Education should be a Right (1:03)
  • Changing Attitudes towards Marriage (1:18)
  • Life after Marriage in Britain (2:21)
  • Settling Down Young in England (1:57)
  • An Unexpected Child (2:07)
  • Discussing Divorce with Kids (0:56)
  • Working Class Single Mothers (2:54)
  • Coping with Parents Dying (2:07)
  • Being Realistic about Life's Opportunities (1:41)
  • Never Ending Path to Adulthood (2:02)
  • Leaving England for a Career (1:42)
  • Misrepresented in "Up" (2:38)
  • Starting a Family Abroad (1:01)
  • Expat Life (2:11)
  • Having a Disabled Family Member (1:15)
  • Farm Boy to Nuclear Physicist (1:54)
  • Typecasting the British Upper Class (1:56)
  • Adhering to Upper Class British Career Paths (2:42)
  • Raising a Mixed-Class Family (0:59)
  • Balkan Connection (1:17)
  • Upper Class Views on British Education (2:43)
  • British Upper Class Views on Wealth (2:16)
  • Tracing Family Roots (3:12)
  • Thoughts on Participating in "Up" (1:17)
  • Difficulty Expressing Emotions (2:12)
  • Family Reunion (1:32)
  • Staying in a Marriage (1:40)
  • Working Class Parental Priorities (1:42)
  • Battling a Defeatist Attitude (2:47)
  • Guilt about Living on Welfare (2:24)
  • Following an Alternative Path (1:51)
  • Village Pantomime (3:20)
  • Aspiring Playwright (1:35)
  • Anti-Establishment Hero (1:43)
  • Giving up on Marriage (2:09)
  • Coping with Mental Illness (1:42)
  • Trusting God (1:28)
  • Uncertain Path Ahead (3:00)
  • "Up" Children Reach Adulthood (1:39)
  • Credits: 35 Up: U.K. (0:50)