Judith McGrath Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands We old codgers are not complacent of youth (Owen Jones, Opinion, 4 February), merely slightly surprised that its radical aspirations are merely to have a slice of the middle-class lifestyle we enjoy and wish to preserve.
And, like all seven of Ms. Bigelow's previous feature films, this new one is also as informed by the radical aspirations of conceptual art as it is by the techniques of classical Hollywood cinema.
"The 2016 campaign will be about aspiration and radical thinking, also about our competence and ability in government, but you still need to be able to walk down that high street and know everybody on it.
In the Middle East, most of the time when you mention you are from the United States, rather than spewing aspirations for radical jihad, locals will respond with, "Oh, the United States!
"This art form is growing, and will soon flourish, in reaction to the corruption, lack of social justice and aspirations for radical change," he added.
None of this suggested what would come next, the radical shift in interest and aspiration that would move Mr. Sacks, going into his fifth decade, from the page to the canvas.
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Seventy per cent of the population considered itself working-class and it now voiced modest aspirations with hugely radical potential.
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