Description
Explore the profound portrayal of the British working class in postwar film with 'The British Working Class in Postwar Film.' This insightful book, published by Manchester University Press, offers a comprehensive analysis of both popular and overlooked films from the decade following World War II. Delve into a sociological exploration that reveals how working class individuals are depicted, providing a critical look at British cinema's representation during a transformative period in history. This essential resource is tailored for media and film studies students, and it introduces key interdisciplinary skills that connect sociology and history with film analysis. By utilizing extensive references and original statistical data, the book assesses how these films resonated with contemporary audiences, uncovering hidden narratives and cultural significances. Whether you're an academic, student, or film enthusiast, this book enhances your understanding of British cinema while encouraging a reassessment of both classic and obscure works. Perfect for those interested in socio-cultural studies and the evolution of film, 'The British Working Class in Postwar Film' is a must-read that highlights the integral role of film as evidence in historical and sociological discourse. Unlock the stories of the working class through film and gain valuable insights into the socio-economic landscape of postwar Britain.