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Best of British: Cinema and Society by Anthony Aldgate
Best of British: Cinema and Society by Anthony Aldgate
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Best of British: Cinema and Society by Anthony Aldgate
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Best of British: Cinema and Society |
| Author | Anthony Aldgate |
| Format | Paperback |
| Edition | Newly revised and expanded |
| Subject | British cinema, film studies, cultural history |
| Focus | Film intersections with historical and cultural contexts in British society |
| New Chapters | Three captivating new chapters exploring British cinema evolution and cultural impact |
| Key Topics | The Blue Lamp, British New Wave, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, retro crime cinema, Scandal, Let Him Have It |
| Themes | Police portrayal evolution, working-class cinema, cultural shifts, historical crime films, national identity |
| Suitability | Teachers, students, scholars, and anyone interested in British film history and cultural analysis |
| Type | Preloved, sustainable collecting |
| Condition | Some wear on cover but pages and spine intact |
| 💙 Arundawn Dog Rescue | 10% of this purchase goes to Arundawn Dog Rescue |
| 💙 Clymping Dog Sanctuary | 10% of this purchase goes to Clymping Dog Sanctuary |
Description
Best of British: Cinema and Society by Anthony Aldgate – what a rich masterpiece this is! This preloved newly revised and expanded paperback edition offers insightful exploration of how film intersects with historical and cultural contexts, enhancing understanding of cinema and pivotal events in British history. Featuring three captivating new chapters exploring British cinema evolution, offering exceptional film studies education while supporting sustainable collecting.
Key Features
- Expert Author: Anthony Aldgate brings cinematic scholarship with insightful analysis of British film and society intersections
- Revised Edition: Newly expanded paperback with three captivating new chapters exploring cinema's cultural impact
- The Blue Lamp Analysis: Evolution of police portrayal in cinema from iconic 1949 film to 1960s cultural shifts
- British New Wave Focus: The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner examination highlighting cinematic movement's cultural significance
- Retro Crime Cinema: Starting with Scandal, exploring 1980s films like Let Him Have It and fascination with historical crimes
- Academic Resource: Vital resource for teachers, students, and scholars with accessible format for film history appreciation
Shipping Information
UK: FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48
🐾 Arya's Approval
Right darlings, this is brilliant! Aldgate's analysis of British cinema's relationship with society is absolutely fascinating - watching how films like The Blue Lamp shaped public perception of police while The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner captured working-class rebellion makes for gripping academic reading. His exploration of retro crime cinema shows how British filmmakers became obsessed with recreating historical scandals, creating this wonderful cycle of films examining the nation's darker moments. It's like having the ultimate guide to understanding British culture through its movies!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 PAWS OUT OF 5
— Arya, Chief Drama Officer & British Cinema Specialist
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