by Philip Gillett · Manchester University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780719062582
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«The British Working Class in Postwar Film» is Philip Gillett's essay on the working class in postwar British cinema, in paperback.
The book examines how British cinema in the decade after the Second World War represented the working class. With an approach combining sociology and film history, Philip Gillett analyses both well-known films and forgotten titles, using original statistical data to assess their popularity with contemporary audiences.
Published by Manchester University Press in 2003, it has 240 pages and is in English.
Aimed at communication students, sociologists and historians interested in cinema as a document of postwar British social history.
