Alfie. (1965)

-No respect for women,refers to her as 'it'.

-Men are insulting towards men.

-'She's a standby and she knows it and any bird who knows their place can be quite content.'

-Married women appears 'loose' and 'easy' -shows sexual revolution.

-London looked very traditional (big, red busses; postboxes etc.

-Reinforces expected gender roles.

-Male dominance.

-Class - Lower class can't look after their children as well as rich people can. 

-Everyone for themselves attitude.

-Ideas of commitment,marriage and romance is made fun of if represented by men.

-Promotes a negative representation of women - just as sexual objects.

-Men show a lack of commitment in relationships.

-Women are portrayed as wanting love in a relationship compared to men who just want fun with no commitments.
-Individual.
-Doesn't care about boundaries.
-Characters are frank about sex - it signaled the beginning of the sexual revolution.
-Doesn't take life too seriously.
-Men have the same, swept to the side hairstyle.
-Dress conservatively.
-Married women weren't off limits.
-Persuasive tone.
-Addresses women as 'girl' - not respectful enough to use their names.
-Not keen on settling down.
-Unwanted pregnancy-common.
-Abortion is shown to be immoral. 
-Men are demanding and assert their authority.
-Imply that women are dumb and easy.
-Refer to women as 'it'- no respect.
-Insults women.
-'Women know their place'
- Recommend stealing.