The document analyzes the themes and issues presented in 14 British social realism films from the 1960s to 2000s. Common themes across the films include moral behavior, responsibility, and authority, while common issues include poverty, abuse, racism, and violence. The themes and issues addressed in the films evolved over time to reflect the major social problems of each era, starting with neglect and child welfare in the 1960s/70s, criticizing the government and rebellion in the 1980s, immigration policies in the 1990s, and more serious issues like gang violence, death, and family/identity in the 2000s.