Pages: 377Dimensions(mm): 297 x 210 x 22
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Over the last two decades, the study of film in Britain has changed more dramatically than any other academic discipline in response to social and cultural shifts, devouring and incorporating often complex debates and issues with almost unseemly haste. Here, for the first time, the history of those changes is unravelled and presented in an accessible form. But as well as providing an indispensable guide to debates in film discussion, arguing that the question, 'What is cinema?' is now more relevant than ever.
The Cinema Book
