High Noon: The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic
Glenn Frankel explores the Hollywood blacklist alongside the making of an American classic. Connecting film history with the political tensions of its era, this book examines how creative work and cultural institutions were shaped by controversy, suspicion, and the broader pressures of American public life.
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High Noon: The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic explores the relationship between a landmark American film and the political climate surrounding its creation.
Glenn Frankel focuses on Hollywood during the era of the blacklist, when suspicion and ideological conflict affected the film industry.
The book considers how cultural works can reflect the pressures, controversies, and historical circumstances of their time.
It offers readers an account situated at the intersection of American history, politics, and cinema.
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