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Best of British: Cinema and Society by Anthony Aldgate & Jeffrey Richards
Best of British: Cinema and Society by Anthony Aldgate & Jeffrey Richards
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Best of British: Cinema and Society by Anthony Aldgate & Jeffrey Richards
An insightful exploration of British cinema and the society surrounding it, examining how films have reflected culture, class, politics and changing public life across the decades.
This copy comes from my dad's personal collection. Dad was an actor and scriptwriter with a genuine love of cinema, performance and the world surrounding the stories shown on screen. He appreciated books that looked beyond individual films to consider how cinema reflected the society, culture and changing attitudes of its time. His collection remains an important part of Kate's Treasures15, with each book now looking for a new home where it can continue to be read and appreciated.
Written by respected film historians Anthony Aldgate and Jeffrey Richards, Best of British: Cinema and Society from 1930 to the Present examines British cinema alongside the changing society that produced and watched it.
This revised edition considers the relationship between film and developing attitudes towards politics, class, national identity and everyday life, placing British cinema within the wider historical and cultural context that shaped it.
A rewarding choice for readers interested in British cinema, film studies, cultural history and the relationship between society and the stories shown on screen.
About This Book
Paperback
Anthony Aldgate & Jeffrey Richards
I.B. Tauris Publishers
New Edition, Revised
English
British Cinema & Society
Culture, Class & Politics
Film Studies & Cultural History
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Historical & Cultural Content Information
This book examines British films and the social, political and cultural conditions surrounding their production and reception from the 1930s onwards.
References to historical attitudes, language, class, politics or social values reflect the periods and films under discussion. The material is presented for cinematic, historical and educational study.
Pre-Owned Book Information
This is a pre-owned book from a personal collection. Covers, page edges and bindings may show signs of age, storage and previous handling.
Every effort has been made to describe its condition accurately. Please examine the photographs alongside the written condition description before ordering.
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