British Cinema and the Cold War Propaganda and Politics

British Cinema and the Cold War: Propaganda and Politics by Tony Shaw – what a compelling masterpiece this is! This preloved paperback offers readers deep dive into the role of British cinema during one of history's most tumultuous periods, exploring how film served as vital tool for state propaganda and shaped public consensus. This insightful examination of cinema and politics interplay offers exceptional film studies education while supporting sustainable collecting.

Key Features:

Expert Author: Tony Shaw brings meticulous examination of cinema and politics interplay with engaging narrative and thorough analysis throughout.

State Propaganda Focus: Discover how films were crafted to influence public perception and promote government agendas during Cold War era.

Historical Context: Understanding socio-political landscape of Cold War era and its impact on cinematic storytelling with comprehensive analysis.

Iconic Films Analysis: Delve into significant films that reflected the zeitgeist and contributed to national narrative development.

Film Studies Excellence: Stands out in film studies realm appealing to academics, cinema enthusiasts, and media influence researchers.

Cultural Impact: Essential for understanding profound connection between film and political influence on societal views and culture.

Condition: Cover shows some wear and tear but spine and pages in very good condition. Please see photos. Please note the 1st photo is for illustrative purposes only.

This fascinating subject allows you to explore the rich tapestry of British cinema and gain valuable insights into film's enduring impact on culture and politics.

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🐾 Arya's Approval

"Right darlings, this is brilliant! Shaw's analysis of British cinema during the Cold War is absolutely fascinating - watching how films became weapons in the ideological battle while examining the subtle ways government propaganda shaped what audiences saw makes for gripping reading. His exploration shows how cinema wasn't just entertainment but a powerful tool for influencing public opinion about everything from nuclear threats to national identity. It's like having access to the secret history of how movies were used to win hearts and minds, except with rigorous academic research that reveals the sophisticated ways politics and cinema intersected during this crucial period!"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 PAWS OUT OF 5
— Arya, Rescue Staffie & Film Studies Specialist

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📦 Product Information

Compelling film studies analysis by Tony Shaw featuring British cinema's Cold War role and state propaganda examination. Suitable for film studies students, cinema enthusiasts, and anyone interested in understanding media influence on societal views and political propaganda. Cover shows wear but spine and pages in very good condition. Perfect for film studies and Cold War history collectors.

⚠️ Safety Information

Store in cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve book quality. Handle pages gently to avoid damage. Keep away from moisture to preserve binding and paper condition.

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