Army, Empire and Film

Discover the evolution of the British army's portrayal in cinema with "Army, Empire and Film," a compelling analysis by leading military historians. This insightful book delves into the representation of the British army and its involvement in colonial conflicts during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Spanning from the silent film era to classic imperial adventures and contemporary critiques, this work explores a variety of cinematic expressions, including Afrikaner, Hindi, and Maori-language films. Published by the University of Exeter Press in 2025, this hardback edition features 248 pages of in-depth research and engaging narratives. Perfect for history enthusiasts and film lovers alike, "Army, Empire and Film" offers a unique perspective on the intersection of military history and cinema.