Description
This collection of essay celebrating British avant-garde cinema’s rich history draws together writings by filmmakers, theorists, critics, and curators. These individuals have been engaged over the past 70 years with film not only as a form of art practice but also as a subversive means of representing British society itself and as a personal expression of issues of memory, sexuality, and ethnicity. Included are essays from a wide range of distinguished writers–from Virginia Woolf, Lindsay Anderson, and peter Gidal to Laura Mulvey, Peter Wollen, and Malcolm Le Grice.
- Author: Michael O'Pray
- Publisher: Indiana University Press
- Published: 1996
- Pages: 348
- ISBN-13: 9781860200045
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