Arnold R. Miller's Primitive London (1965) falls roughly into the same category of film as the witchploitation
documentaries we looked at in earlier posts - mild titillation
masquerading as stern condemnation. No occult shenanigans to scold this
time around, though, just a buzzing London in full postwar Swing. In
this enjoyable excerpt, the documentary turns its attention on the
burgeoning youth subcultures of the day - Mods, rockers, beatniks, and
an intriguing and all to brief section on the life of the lone wolf
pinball addict:
And here's a little extra Brit Beatnik bang for your buck:
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