Rock around the Clock: Exploitation, Rock 'n' roll and the Origins of Youth Culture (Cinema and Youth Cultures)
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Rock around the Clock: Exploitation, Rock 'n' roll and the Origins of Youth Culture (Cinema and Youth Cultures)

by Yannis Tzioumakis, Siân Lincoln

Film Studies cultural history
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Rock around the Clock examines the connections between exploitation cinema, rock ’n’ roll, and the emergence of youth culture. As part of the Cinema and Youth Cultures series, this study explores the cultural role of popular music and film in shaping perceptions of young people and entertainment.

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Rock around the Clock examines the relationship between exploitation cinema, rock ’n’ roll, and the origins of youth culture.

Yannis Tzioumakis and Siân Lincoln explore how popular music and film became connected to changing ideas about young people and entertainment.

Part of the Cinema and Youth Cultures series, this book considers the cultural significance of rock ’n’ roll and its representation on screen.

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