Britain Can Take it - British Cinema in the Second World War - Paperback - 2007

At the outbreak of the WWII, all cinemas in Britain were closed. Ten days later, they were opened again as a way of boosting morale. Over the next six years, some 300 feature films and thousands of short films were produced in what is seen as British cinemas finest hour. This work charts this period through the eyes of thirteen key films.
Year of publication: 2007
Pagination: 376 pages, illustrations
Format: Paperback
Serie: Cinema and Society