Outback : Westerns in Australian Cinema, Paperback by McFarlane, Brian, Brand…
Brian McFarlane emphasizes the ways film can, without didacticism, provide evidence of changing politics and culture.
Brian McFarlane emphasizes the ways film can, without didacticism, provide evidence of changing politics and culture.
Brian McFarlane emphasizes the ways film can, without didacticism, provide evidence of changing politics and culture.
Brian McFarlane emphasizes the ways film can, without didacticism, provide evidence of changing politics and culture.
Between the two, he saw the interesting prospect of a book-length study of the role of the western genre in Australia's changing political and cultural history over the last century – and the ways in which film can, without didacticism, provide evidence of such change.
Between the two, he saw the interesting prospect of a book-length study of the role of the western genre in Australia's changing political and cultural history over the last century – and the ways in which film can, without didacticism, provide evidence of such change.
Author: Brian McFarlane. Title: Outback. When one considers that the longest narrative film then seen in Australia, and quite possibly the world was Charles Tait’s. Topic: Society & Culture. Inside Story.
Author: Brian McFarlane. Title: Outback. Format: Paperback. Item Weight: 328g. Item Width: 11mm. Item Length: 170mm. Item Height: 244mm. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB.
Author: Brian McFarlane. Format: Paperback. Country/Region of Manufacture: AU. Item Weight: 500g. Item Length: 153mm. Item Height: 234mm. Language: English. Release Date: 03/01/2018.
Notes: Item in acceptable condition!