by Ruth Petrie · Cassell & Company · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780304339372
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«Film and Censorship: The Index Reader» is a book of essays edited by Ruth Petrie (Cassell & Company, paperback, 193 pp., in English).
This book brings together essays by international critics, academics and filmmakers on film censorship during the twentieth century. It analyses everything from direct bans to covert forms such as self-censorship and denial of funding, with contributions from James Ivory, Roman Polanski, Milos Forman, Philip French and Arthur C. Clarke.
The introduction is by Sheila Whitaker and the book belongs to the Cassell Film Studies series.
For readers interested in film history, cultural criticism and censorship policies throughout the twentieth century.
