American Film and Society since 1945
by Leonard Quart, Albert Auster
American Film and Society since 1945 explores the connection between American cinema and social life across the postwar era. Leonard Quart and Albert Auster offer a broad examination of film as a cultural form, making this a useful resource for readers studying movies, media, history, and American society.
About This Book
American Film and Society since 1945 examines the relationship between American cinema and society across the period beginning in 1945.
Leonard Quart and Albert Auster explore film as both a cultural form and a reflection of social life.
The book provides a broad framework for considering how American movies connect with changing historical and social contexts.
It is suited to readers interested in film, media studies, American culture, and the history of cinema.
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