These films, most of them from the English nineteen-fifties and sixties, the period of the so-called Angry Young Men, took a cold, hard view of the English class system, and the coldness was often experimentally rendered.
"I think that is a cold war view.
This loose-knit cadre's vision of Islam in an age of terror is not unlike a cold war view of Communism: a stealthy global threat creeping into nodes of power that must be opposed at all cost.
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Norheim's court perpetuated a cold, unsentimental view of family relations: the ingredients for a good life seemed to have little to do with one's children and siblings.
Meting out justice requires a cold, dispassionate view of the facts, and when you're filled with rage, it's virtually impossible to maintain the critical distance you need to see the world as it really is.
