Cinema and State by Margaret Dickinson and Sarah Street

A Fascinating Look at British Film History and Politics

Good Condition – Shows visible shelf wear with peeling at the top left corner of the cover and rubbing along the edges.

This insightful read dives deep into the relationship between the British government and the film industry from 1927 to 1984, tracing the often tortuous story of state intervention in Wardour Street. Based on original research from the Public Record Office, it covers everything from the crisis of American domination to the attempts to rejuvenate the industry, making it a valuable resource for film buffs or history enthusiasts wanting to understand the politics behind the screen.