Description
Discover the captivating era of Postwar Hollywood with our essential history book that delves into the American film industry's transformation from 1946 to 1962. This comprehensive introduction to post-war cinema serves as an insightful textbook for film enthusiasts and scholars alike. Explore the rich cultural history, innovative technologies, and the emerging genres that defined this significant period in filmmaking. Understand the impact of censorship and how the business practices of Hollywood evolved, reflecting the major political, economic, and social shifts after World War II. Key films featured in this narrative include iconic titles such as 'Picnic,' 'The Heiress,' 'From Here to Eternity,' 'Cat On A Hot Tin Roof,' and 'Love Me or Leave Me,' providing readers with a vivid illustration of the cinematic landscape at the time. This 496-page volume, published by John Wiley & Sons in 2007, is a must-have for anyone looking to grasp the triumphs and challenges faced by Hollywood as it restructured its cinematic storytelling methods. With an ISBN of 9781405150750, this postwar Hollywood exploration offers deep insights into the interplay between culture and filmmaking, making it a definitive source for understanding the historical progression of the film industry.