Celluloid War Memorials

Discover the profound impact of cinema on British identity in "Celluloid War Memorials" by Mark Connelly. Published in 2016 by the University of Exeter, this hardback edition spans 339 pages and delves into the pivotal role of British Instructional Films during the 1920s. Connelly explores key themes such as the memory and history of the Great War, the complexities of national and imperial identities, and how cinema shaped societal attitudes and power dynamics between Britain and the USA. This insightful work also examines the nature of popular culture as an international contest, making it a must-read for those interested in film history, cultural studies, and the legacy of the British Empire. Enhance your understanding of this fascinating era and its cinematic narratives with this essential addition to your collection.