American Film and Society since 1945
by Leonard Quart, Albert Auster
American Film and Society since 1945 examines the connections between American cinema and social change in the postwar era. Leonard Quart and Albert Auster place film within its wider cultural and historical context, offering readers an accessible introduction to the ways movies reflect and participate in American society.
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American Film and Society since 1945 explores the relationship between American cinema and the society in which it is produced and viewed.
Focusing on the period after 1945, the book considers film within a broad historical and cultural context.
It presents cinema as both entertainment and a form of social expression, offering an overview suited to readers interested in film and modern American society.
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