Jaws (BFI Modern Classics)
Antonia Quirke examines the production, narrative, and cultural impact of Spielberg's 1975 thriller Jaws and its role in shaping the modern blockbuster era.
About This Book
Jaws (BFI Modern Classics) offers an in-depth examination of Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster and its significance within film history.
Antonia Quirke explores the movie's production background, narrative structure, and cultural reception.
The book situates Jaws within the broader context of 1970s Hollywood and the rise of the modern summer blockbuster.
Readers gain insight into the technical and artistic choices that contributed to the film's enduring influence.
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