by Francis Rousselet · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782204091138
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«Et le cinéma britannique entra en guerre--» is Francis Rousselet's essay on British cinema in World War II (Cerf, paperback, 236 pages).
The essay analyses British cinema from 1939-1945: despite the hardships of war, a generation of filmmakers, producers and actors emerged. Rousselet argues that they not only bore witness to their era but were essential actors in it; their films fuelled propaganda and helped define modern British cinema.
Text in French, foreword by Jean-Jacques Bernard and bibliographic references (pages 233-234). Belongs to the 'Septième Art' collection (number 137).
Recommended for readers interested in film history, British cinema and propaganda during World War II.
