The Star-Spangled Screen: The American World War II Film
The Star-Spangled Screen explores American World War II film and its place in the nation’s cultural history. Bernard F. Dick examines cinema in relation to the war, offering a focused study of how American film engaged with one of the defining periods of the twentieth century.
About This Book
The Star-Spangled Screen examines American film during World War II.
Bernard F. Dick considers the relationship between cinema and the historical circumstances of the war.
The book focuses on the ways American screen culture engaged with a defining period in national and world history.
It offers readers an examination of World War II film within an American cultural context.
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